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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Festivus" data-source="post: 5425294" data-attributes="member: 34532">I think that right now there is a glut of D&D book products out.  I am hard pressed to think of anything other than a poster map pack adventure (I miss you Fantastic Locations), or a new monster book that would get me interested in purchasing something.My hope (ok, I don't hope for layoffs but):1. Staff is reduced or redirected to managing digital efforts (Make Dungeon and Dragon great again)2. Better, more tightly integrated digital tools like CB, MB and VTT all sharing a common database... that you can use OFFLINE!3. Serious efforts given to development of next generation RPG.  Take lessons learned from 4E/Essentials, as well as competitors.  For the love of money and peace in the universe, a less restrictive license.The only books I was sort of thinking of picking up have already been cancelled, so I probably am a terrible predictor of what WoTC is going to do.  It doesn't matter too much to me anyhow, I have my books, I have my offline CB still, and I already cancelled my DDI subscription thanks to a lack of any serious content on the magazines.  I really enjoy the 4E game mechanic, but dislike the choices the stewards of the brand are making at the moment.</blockquote>