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<blockquote data-quote="MNblockhead" data-source="post: 8117565" data-attributes="member: 6796661">I would like to see them stick to 5e rules but clean up some of the language, maybe make some tweaks and errata corrections, and bring together content from multiple books into a consolidated set of core books.&nbsp; I might buy that, especially if the content is better organized with useful cross-references and tips in the margins. But don't see myself buying a new edition. I have so much content for 5e that I can run games for years and there are other systems to play. I jumped from 1e to 5e.&nbsp; Who knows, maybe 10e will get me to buy all new books and retire my 5e stuff, if I'm still alive at that time. Then again, with 5e, I pretty much had to buy all new stuff as I'd sold or given away all my gaming stuff in the early 90s when I stopped playing TTRPGs.Whenever people talk about 6e, I have to ask what would it take for you to spend hundreds of dollars to buy all new materials for a &quot;same&quot; game?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MNblockhead, post: 8117565, member: 6796661"] I would like to see them stick to 5e rules but clean up some of the language, maybe make some tweaks and errata corrections, and bring together content from multiple books into a consolidated set of core books. I might buy that, especially if the content is better organized with useful cross-references and tips in the margins. But don't see myself buying a new edition. I have so much content for 5e that I can run games for years and there are other systems to play. I jumped from 1e to 5e. Who knows, maybe 10e will get me to buy all new books and retire my 5e stuff, if I'm still alive at that time. Then again, with 5e, I pretty much had to buy all new stuff as I'd sold or given away all my gaming stuff in the early 90s when I stopped playing TTRPGs. Whenever people talk about 6e, I have to ask what would it take for you to spend hundreds of dollars to buy all new materials for a "same" game? [/QUOTE]

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