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<blockquote data-quote="czak" data-source="post: 5601780" data-attributes="member: 60571">If you are talking about the 2010 changes you want chris perkins' blog post:<a href="http://community.wizards.com/christopher_perkins/blog/2010/05/18/the_dd_rd_team" target="_blank">Whoops! Browser Settings Incompatible</a>&quot;We've made some recent changes to the D&amp;D R&amp;D staff. We've&nbsp; split the D&amp;D creative team into two groups: the D&amp;D RPG Group&nbsp; (focused on the 4th Edition D&amp;D RPG and spinoff RPGs such as D&amp;D&nbsp; Gamma World) and the D&amp;D New Business Group (focused on D&amp;D&nbsp; games beyond the RPGs, including board games and other stuff we can't&nbsp; talk about yet). Both groups report up into Bill Slavicsek, the Director&nbsp; of D&amp;D R&amp;D and Book Publishing.&nbsp;Several staffers who used to work on RPG content have moved over to the D&amp;D New Business team, including James Wyatt, Chris Youngs, Bruce Cordell, and Peter Lee. They have very exciting jobs, which I'm sure they'll talk about in the weeks and months ahead.&nbsp;As for me, I've decided to stay with the D&amp;D RPG, where I can do&nbsp; the least damage. LOL Here's the current D&amp;D RPG Group, presented in&nbsp; alphabetical order:&nbsp;Richard Baker (design manager), Greg Bilsland (editor), Bart Carroll (D&amp;D website editor-in-chief), Michele Carter (editing manager), Jeremy Crawford (developer), Mike Mearls (group manager), Kim Mohan (managing editor), Cal Moore (editor), Christopher Perkins (senior producer), Stephen Schubert (development manager), Matt Sernett (designer), Rodney Thompson (designer), and Steve Winter (magazines editor-in-chief).&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="czak, post: 5601780, member: 60571"] If you are talking about the 2010 changes you want chris perkins' blog post: [URL="http://community.wizards.com/christopher_perkins/blog/2010/05/18/the_dd_rd_team"]Whoops! Browser Settings Incompatible[/URL] "We've made some recent changes to the D&D R&D staff. We've split the D&D creative team into two groups: the D&D RPG Group (focused on the 4th Edition D&D RPG and spinoff RPGs such as D&D Gamma World) and the D&D New Business Group (focused on D&D games beyond the RPGs, including board games and other stuff we can't talk about yet). Both groups report up into Bill Slavicsek, the Director of D&D R&D and Book Publishing. Several staffers who used to work on RPG content have moved over to the D&D New Business team, including [B]James Wyatt[/B], [B]Chris Youngs[/B], [B]Bruce Cordell[/B], and [B]Peter Lee[/B]. They have very exciting jobs, which I'm sure they'll talk about in the weeks and months ahead. As for me, I've decided to stay with the D&D RPG, where I can do the least damage. LOL Here's the current D&D RPG Group, presented in alphabetical order: [B]Richard Baker[/B] (design manager), [B]Greg Bilsland[/B] (editor), [B]Bart Carroll[/B] (D&D website editor-in-chief), [B]Michele Carter[/B] (editing manager), [B]Jeremy Crawford[/B] (developer), [B]Mike Mearls[/B] (group manager), [B]Kim Mohan[/B] (managing editor), [B]Cal Moore[/B] (editor), [B]Christopher Perkins[/B] (senior producer), [B]Stephen Schubert[/B] (development manager), [B]Matt Sernett[/B] (designer), [B]Rodney Thompson[/B] (designer), and [B]Steve Winter[/B] (magazines editor-in-chief)." [/QUOTE]

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