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<blockquote data-quote="Mokona" data-source="post: 3712143" data-attributes="member: 24891">Good design is still good design, no matter if it inspiration is taken from True20, Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay, World of Warcraft, Magic: The Gathering, Dungeons &amp; Dragons Online, or Basic D&amp;D.It's not an argument to say you don't like that 4th edition resembles one game or another.&nbsp; Point to specific flaws of World of Warcraft (for example) if you'd like to make the argument that D&amp;D is somehow copying bad designs.The Wizards of the Coast digital initiative, Gleemax, and dndinsider.com owe much more to the success of Magic Online than they do to World of Warcraft.&nbsp; Magic: The Gathering Online has been phenomenally successful at bringing lapsed (older) players back to Wizards’ flagship trading card game.&nbsp; They naturally want to extend this method from Magic to D&amp;D.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mokona, post: 3712143, member: 24891"] Good design is still good design, no matter if it inspiration is taken from True20, Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay, World of Warcraft, Magic: The Gathering, [b]Dungeons & Dragons[/b] Online, or Basic [b]D&D[/b]. It's not an argument to say you don't like that 4th edition resembles one game or another. Point to specific flaws of World of Warcraft (for example) if you'd like to make the argument that [b]D&D[/b] is somehow copying bad designs. The [b]Wizards of the Coast[/b] digital initiative, Gleemax, and dndinsider.com owe much more to the success of [b]Magic Online[/b] than they do to World of Warcraft. [b]Magic: The Gathering Online[/b] has been phenomenally successful at bringing lapsed (older) players back to [b]Wizards[/b]’ flagship trading card game. They naturally want to extend this method from [b]Magic[/b] to [b]D&D[/b]. [/QUOTE]

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