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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Nivenus" data-source="post: 5774967" data-attributes="member: 71756">I'm pretty firmly against hitting the reset button. I don't see how it can help, accept by appealing to those people who didn't like 4e, who may not be invested in buying 5e to begin with.I think the best solution would to, as many people say, follow the Star Wars model and use the FRCG to provide a general outlook of the Realms in general, with perhaps a chapter devoted to describing the different periods of Realms history (roughly 1e, 2e-3e, and 4e). Then, later on, they can release supplements (either through D&DI or print) that describe in more detail how to play for each era.That's a bit ambitious, but it's hardly impossible and it seems like it would have the greatest chance of appealing to nearly everyone. Yes, there will of course be some people who will just want to pretend 4e never happened, but that's up to them on their own time: there's plenty of good material from 4e and those who like it shouldn't be discounted as "true" FR fans.</blockquote>