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<blockquote data-quote="D'karr" data-source="post: 4175186" data-attributes="member: 336">Andy Collins and his team are directly involved in the making of 4e.&nbsp; James Wyatt and his team are directly involved in the making of 4e.&nbsp; Bill Slavicsek is directly involved in 4e.&nbsp; Bill Slavicsek was the Director of RPG R&amp;D for 3.0.Interestingly enough Andy Collins was pretty much the &quot;architect&quot; for the larger part of the changes in 3.5.&nbsp; In some &quot;hater&quot; references I've even seen 3.5 be called the House Rules for Andy Collins game.James Wyatt was heavily involved in the development of Eberron, which was an exclusively 3.X world.So it seems like a lot of the developers and designers for 3.5 are still working in 4e.If you mean people like Monte Cook, and Skip Williams you are right.&nbsp; They don't work at WotC anymore.However, a lot of the people that have been developing and designing for the game for the last 5 years are the ones working on 4e.[Edit] Tweet is still at WotC.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="D'karr, post: 4175186, member: 336"] Andy Collins and his team are directly involved in the making of 4e. James Wyatt and his team are directly involved in the making of 4e. Bill Slavicsek is directly involved in 4e. Bill Slavicsek was the Director of RPG R&D for 3.0. Interestingly enough Andy Collins was pretty much the "architect" for the larger part of the changes in 3.5. In some "hater" references I've even seen 3.5 be called the House Rules for Andy Collins game. James Wyatt was heavily involved in the development of Eberron, which was an exclusively 3.X world. So it seems like a lot of the developers and designers for 3.5 are still working in 4e. If you mean people like Monte Cook, and Skip Williams you are right. They don't work at WotC anymore. However, a lot of the people that have been developing and designing for the game for the last 5 years are the ones working on 4e. [Edit] Tweet is still at WotC. [/QUOTE]

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