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<blockquote data-quote="Stormonu" data-source="post: 9685778" data-attributes="member: 52734">This happened with Pathfinder, when 4E stopped making books.&nbsp;&nbsp; The next D&amp;D book isn't until August or September and the 2024/25 core rule books have been out for close to six months.&nbsp;&nbsp; If Daggerheart material continues to top the charts for the next few months - especially when the new D&amp;D book releases, that's when WotC needs to take notice and ask what's become of D&amp;D.&nbsp; In the meantime, it's just amusing to see the jockeying going on.As I told my brother, when editions/core books changes that's when people re-evaluating what they're doing and either decide to continue forward, change direction or stop entirely.&nbsp;&nbsp; We're in that sort of bubble right now and the main contenders for attention are WotC D&amp;D, Shadowdark, Daggerheart, Level Up and Pathfinder 2 I would believe.&nbsp; I believe WotC D&amp;D will stay on the top of the heap, but it will be forced to look at those systems nipping at its heels and find out what it can do to draw those gamers back into WotC's ecosystem (generally by adoption &quot;innovations&quot; from those systems).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Stormonu, post: 9685778, member: 52734"] This happened with Pathfinder, when 4E stopped making books. The next D&D book isn't until August or September and the 2024/25 core rule books have been out for close to six months. If Daggerheart material continues to top the charts for the next few months - especially when the new D&D book releases, that's when WotC needs to take notice and ask what's become of D&D. In the meantime, it's just amusing to see the jockeying going on. As I told my brother, when editions/core books changes that's when people re-evaluating what they're doing and either decide to continue forward, change direction or stop entirely. We're in that sort of bubble right now and the main contenders for attention are WotC D&D, Shadowdark, Daggerheart, Level Up and Pathfinder 2 I would believe. I believe WotC D&D will stay on the top of the heap, but it will be forced to look at those systems nipping at its heels and find out what it can do to draw those gamers back into WotC's ecosystem (generally by adoption "innovations" from those systems). [/QUOTE]

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