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Message: <blockquote data-quote="AlViking" data-source="post: 9872206" data-attributes="member: 6906980">That kind of depends on how well the revisions to DndBeyond work.  If they can build a more flexible system than they can make pretty major changes if they ever wanted to do so.  While that flexibility is not simple, it's not impossible either.  The 5.5 version may have been limited to what DndBeyond could do and may be part of the impetus to rewrite much of it.  So I don't think that is necessarily the limiting factor, the limiting factor is coming up with significant changes that will increase profitability.  I think we'll only see anything truly new for D&D if sales and subscriptions start to tank - something people outside of WOTC have little way of knowing.  There are other possibilities as well such as a spin-off of DndBeyond using the same core engine to support other games such as Exodus or even supporting other game systems if they think it's more profitable.  But that's true speculation and nothing I'd bet a dollar on actually happening.</blockquote>