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Message: <blockquote data-quote="doctorbadwolf" data-source="post: 8746476" data-attributes="member: 6704184">I definitely get that. I felt similarly when the Next playtest was announced. 4e was the first D&D i unambiguously enjoyed and didn’t feel any great need to change anything about, and the virulent hatred that wizards caved to really bothered me. But there is a lot of the D&D community that is engaged with putting old school ethos into 5e mechanical structures, updating old lore, etc. Perhaps if you start some threads with those goals in mind, many of us here will be able to help you feel engaged with the hobby again in a way that is positive. I know that I love to tinker with both the mechanics and discuss more in depth lore, I just don’t want the books to get more complex or more lore heavy, because the way they are doing things leaves the game more open for me to tailor it exactly to what I want from it. Maybe the community can engage with you on making your D&D, rather than bringing others down?</blockquote>