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<blockquote data-quote="Reynard" data-source="post: 8936817" data-attributes="member: 467">EDIT: I Added a poll.What I mean by this, is are you ready for a new edition of D&amp;D to be actually new and different -- not just a half step or an iteration? I realized as I was reading through the Kobold Press Black Flag playtest document, and thinking back on the 1D&amp;D playtest docs as well as things like Level Up, that I am just sort of done with 5E. I'm not saying it is a bad game, or that WotC hasn't had great success with it or that I don't understand why the next iteration does, in fact, need to be iterative. I'm just saying that I, Reynard, am personally ready for a new D&amp;D to actually be new -- innovative, unexpected and different enough that I have to learn it fresh.Granted I don't know what that would look like. I can imagine examples of a &quot;true 6E&quot; running the gamut from Dungeon World to Pathfinder 2E in focus and complexity. For it to &quot;be D&amp;D&quot; there would have to be some sacred cow names, but they wouldn't have to work the same.Anyway -- like I said, I don't expect it to be the case, but I would like it to be so.And -- yes-- I am well aware that there are hundreds of examples of other fantasy RPGs out there. None of those are a new D&amp;D.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Reynard, post: 8936817, member: 467"] EDIT: I Added a poll. What I mean by this, is are you ready for a new edition of D&D to be actually new and different -- not just a half step or an iteration? I realized as I was reading through the Kobold Press Black Flag playtest document, and thinking back on the 1D&D playtest docs as well as things like Level Up, that I am just sort of done with 5E. I'm not saying it is a bad game, or that WotC hasn't had great success with it or that I don't understand why the next iteration does, in fact, need to be iterative. I'm just saying that I, Reynard, am personally ready for a new D&D to actually be new -- innovative, unexpected and different enough that I have to learn it fresh. Granted I don't know what that would look like. I can imagine examples of a "true 6E" running the gamut from Dungeon World to Pathfinder 2E in focus and complexity. For it to "be D&D" there would have to be some sacred cow names, but they wouldn't have to work the same. Anyway -- like I said, I don't expect it to be the case, but I would like it to be so. And -- yes-- I am well aware that there are hundreds of examples of other fantasy RPGs out there. None of those are a new D&D. [/QUOTE]

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