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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dwimmerlied" data-source="post: 6120759" data-attributes="member: 6706967">I'm certainly not a powergamer, and I wouldn't play this way in a real game but man, I reckon if people enjoy tinkering, more power to them. There are a lot of optimisation boards out there with a lot of people having a lot of fun with what they can legitimately argue is D&D. They pour through the source books and come up with some absolutely crazy crap and overcome any rules limitations you can think of, but its just for fun. It adds to the dialogue and community, and some people are having a really good time with it. I'll never use those characters, but I get a great laugh reading those boards. I'm sorry to use your post as an example, I'm not trying to be a jerk, but I see these kinda elitist opinions about what the real d&d experience is and I think that it is more that which takes from the game than all the tinkerers and powergamers.In reply to the OP, I can't see more tinkering options coming along anytime soon, I think its in testing for a whole other year, yet! I don't know about engaging between game sessions, but I get your point. Is it an option to keep playing your previous edition at the same time?</blockquote>