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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Vartan" data-source="post: 5022207" data-attributes="member: 26155">I have a hunch that we'll be seeing more frequent edition releases as time goes on, but that those releases will focus more on tweaking and reorganizing some of the finer points of 4E. 4E is modular enough, especially with the Character Builder, that doing so would make it easier to do conversions from one edition to another than it has been in the past.Look at how core MtG sets are released. I don't think D&D would be on such an aggressive schedule. I don't know if it would even be possible. But my amateur opinion is that 4E is here to stay, that 5E will be more evolutionary than revolutionary, and that they can continue to improve the quality of the game (and sell more books) by releasing new editions more often than every ten years. Granted, this is just my two cents, and I'm pretty sure that such a strategy would be reviled by more than a few people, but I'll put it out there. I certainly like it more than the idea of having a Frankenstein "fix" book like 1st Edition UA.</blockquote>