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<blockquote data-quote="pickin_grinnin" data-source="post: 6549278" data-attributes="member: 6697674">I have always created my own worlds and adventures (and more), from the latter half of the 70s up to now.&nbsp; Pre-made adventures and worlds never interested me.&nbsp; As a DM, half the fun was the creation, and the other half was sharing it with others, via the gaming sessions.Having said that, though, I don't judge people who solely rely on pre-published material.&nbsp; Some people have no interest in creating their own stuff.&nbsp; Some don't have the time.&nbsp; Some feel insecure about doing it.&nbsp; Etc. etc.&nbsp; That has been true throughout the 35+ years I have been playing rpgs.I don't really care if WotC doesn't publish any support material for D&amp;D 5.0, because I won't use it or buy it.&nbsp; For others, though, the lack of support material may make them lose interest in that particular game.&nbsp; It will be interesting to see how this plays out over the next few years.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pickin_grinnin, post: 6549278, member: 6697674"] I have always created my own worlds and adventures (and more), from the latter half of the 70s up to now. Pre-made adventures and worlds never interested me. As a DM, half the fun was the creation, and the other half was sharing it with others, via the gaming sessions. Having said that, though, I don't judge people who solely rely on pre-published material. Some people have no interest in creating their own stuff. Some don't have the time. Some feel insecure about doing it. Etc. etc. That has been true throughout the 35+ years I have been playing rpgs. I don't really care if WotC doesn't publish any support material for D&D 5.0, because I won't use it or buy it. For others, though, the lack of support material may make them lose interest in that particular game. It will be interesting to see how this plays out over the next few years. [/QUOTE]

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