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Message: <blockquote data-quote="bsss" data-source="post: 9872182" data-attributes="member: 7054302">I think a 6e would try to fix whatever they feel ails 5e. In my opinion, from a system perspective, I think that's power creep, how they structure the adventuring day, and making a CR/XP/encounter math system that doesn't feel like the wheels have already fallen off. My guess would be that they dial back the space options work within a bit (to address power creep, or at least slam a big reset button) and provide more guidelines or system levers to avoid the "players rest, players go nova on the boss, players rest again" anti-pattern.Unfortunately, I think those system issues will be overshadowed by the gradual moves to create a living subscription game, so whether or not they call it a new edition, I think books will become secondary to an ecosystem they control, so I would expect to see a(nother) big push for new tools, new stuff in DDB, and other such business decisions driving a new thing.</blockquote>