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<blockquote data-quote="nevin" data-source="post: 9596202" data-attributes="member: 7024481"><p>getting the danger vs heroic craziness right has been a running target , which has never ever been actually agreed on so yeah.&nbsp; They've done that, they'll at some point borrow from 3rd or even 2nd or other games again in the future.&nbsp; If the game stops changing only the new players need books and then there is no reason for the big companies to print books or sell PDF's.&nbsp; I at this point almost wish DND would collapse in on itself and become a niche again so some small company could pay a group of Dev's to not change the rules to sell books but go back to selling modules and dice and campaign settings etc. again.&nbsp; &nbsp; I thought if the movies took off Hasbro might just freeze dnd and start making it like their other games just something else they sell but seems they'll tinker away until they do something that craters the game or some other game takes it's place.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="nevin, post: 9596202, member: 7024481"] getting the danger vs heroic craziness right has been a running target , which has never ever been actually agreed on so yeah. They've done that, they'll at some point borrow from 3rd or even 2nd or other games again in the future. If the game stops changing only the new players need books and then there is no reason for the big companies to print books or sell PDF's. I at this point almost wish DND would collapse in on itself and become a niche again so some small company could pay a group of Dev's to not change the rules to sell books but go back to selling modules and dice and campaign settings etc. again. I thought if the movies took off Hasbro might just freeze dnd and start making it like their other games just something else they sell but seems they'll tinker away until they do something that craters the game or some other game takes it's place. [/QUOTE]

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