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I have several games that I own that I would like to run or play: 1. Traveller anything 2. Runequest II or Legend 3. Anima 4. Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay (2nd or 3rd ed) 5. Any of the Warhammer 40k rpgs

Mouseguard has my vote.

Small stat blocks.

5E will last as long as WotC considers it a viable product. Every edition goes through a product cycle - introduction, growth, maturity, and decline. Whenever 5E hits the decline phase, then WotC will have to look at doing something to alter the cycle by either work on 6E or try to breath some...

My original opinion on 5e hasn't changed--I would love to see WotC succeed in their efforts. My preferred system is Pathfinder as it's what works for me. I will get their 5e "Core" set just for collecting purposes, but I just don't see myself switching; however, I like to be part of the process...

I'm a big user of XP. It's just one of those things that worked well for my group, so no need to change or drop the system.

Oryan77. Yes, I do extensive prep work that you described. For example, for my Carrion Crown AP for the first adventure, it's essentially a timed adventure. I mapped out all the encounters on what day things will happen (spreadsheet). I use Publisher to create handouts and a character primer...

EE-bear-ron?

Wow, that's just big. Greg V, from outline concept to final draft, how long did it take you to write this?

I would like the distribution of ability scores between modifiers and penalties to have the same ranges. In the OP, a -2 penalty was just a score of 3, and a -1 penalty was a range of 3 numbers while a +2 bonus had a range of 3 numbers and a +1 bonus had a range of 5 numbers. I don't mind the...

I play at my friend's house. The Mrs. doesn't want gamers in her house, so I have to play elsewhere. :)

I'm looking forward to trying out some D&D Next.

I let the dice fall where they may in my Carrion Crown campaign. If they die, they can spend their fate point or make up a new character.

That's my answer too.

True. If Paizo became the 800 lb gorilla, we would all find ways to provide consternation. Everyday, usually on my morning commute.

I have a feeling that's what the decision is based on - marketing demographics in which they think there's a stronger market for 3.5 (with 1e) than with 2e. But still, unless 2e is so much at the bottom of the barrel for past edition markets, I would still release the books in chronological order.

3.5? Really? Why not 2e after 1e and then follow it up with 3.0 and then 3.5. Probably going to pass on this lot.

Your assessment about corporate bean-counters is probably an accurate one. Odds are that for whatever reason, there are those above Monte, Mike and Rob who determined that their say is more important than the designers. This is endemic of just about any organization, but moreso for public...

Best of luck Monte. Would like you to put some products out from Malhavoc. Another dungeon crawl comes to mind as I liked Banewarrens and Demon God's Fane.

Here's my cleric for the Carrion Crown AP. She's currently 2nd level, but I have customized rules involved with her. She's a Pathfinder character on a 12 point build.