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<blockquote data-quote="Celtavian" data-source="post: 7659002" data-attributes="member: 5834">I hope that is not the case. I know I'm one of the customers WotC wants back. Not &quot;me&quot; in particular, but &quot;me&quot; in the general sense of a life long D&amp;D player that spends a lot of money on these games if I like them. I spent a ton on 2nd edition when I reached adulthood. A ton on 3e. A couple of books 4E. A ton on Pathfinder. So far I've spent on the PHB and Monster Manual. I'm the kind of money that WotC wants back. I'm also the type of player that left because of how WotC handled the magic system. I think a lot of Pathfinder players went to the game because of how WotC handled the magic system. I figure focusing on making the magic system fun and interesting, while not allowing it to overpower the game would be a focus. Not just at low levels, but at higher levels as well. I know as a caster heavy player, this magic system along with the legendary resistance system is killing my fun.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Celtavian, post: 7659002, member: 5834"] I hope that is not the case. I know I'm one of the customers WotC wants back. Not "me" in particular, but "me" in the general sense of a life long D&D player that spends a lot of money on these games if I like them. I spent a ton on 2nd edition when I reached adulthood. A ton on 3e. A couple of books 4E. A ton on [I]Pathfinder[/I]. So far I've spent on the PHB and Monster Manual. I'm the kind of money that WotC wants back. I'm also the type of player that left because of how WotC handled the magic system. I think a lot of [I]Pathfinder[/I] players went to the game because of how WotC handled the magic system. I figure focusing on making the magic system fun and interesting, while not allowing it to overpower the game would be a focus. Not just at low levels, but at higher levels as well. I know as a caster heavy player, this magic system along with the legendary resistance system is killing my fun. [/QUOTE]

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