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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Warpiglet-7" data-source="post: 9382364" data-attributes="member: 7025282">That point is well taken.  Whatever the lore and tone, it’s looking like these books will really be a model for organization and ease of use.Although I got a bit tired of Crawford saying “intentional” learning from the past to plan for the future has benefits.With the art being inserted at ground zero, there will be less confusion.If someone does not like 5e this stuff will not change any of that; but this is the opposite of a cash grab.  The effort and planning and thought put into all of this is impressive. I am still gonna bitch here or there but you gotta respect when they being the goods.In other words, you might not like 5e, but quality will show itself.  I dont know if I will like the new subclasses or changes to existing ones; but if this Is as organized and thought out as it appears, I see myself using these times for the base rules and running of the game.I look forward to playing with as much ease as I did in the old days—-plenty of improvDue to character choices but having an easy time going to the right section and table and making quick use of it.I sure hope I get back to that.  I would like my kids to experience the wide open D&D world and the chaos and new vistas that freedom of choice brings about.Without eas of use, I struggle with that.</blockquote>