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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Cam Banks" data-source="post: 3312219" data-attributes="member: 3817">Exactly. And in fact, going by UK's proposed model, this won't be the case for this game. In order to make collectibility, marketability, and branding more critical and generate revenues, those additional elements (board pieces, minis, etc) would need to be required for play, or at least so useful and important that you need to buy the next set, and the next set, and the next set.If such a game is released, two things would need to happen to satisfy what appears to be a significant chunk of the audience. One, the game should be playable without any of these elements at all, much as D&D 3.5 and all previous editions have been. You should be able to sit around a table and have the DM describe things and have the players roleplay things out, and have combat be as abstract as desired.Second, you should be able to purchase or acquire the rules independently of the marketing gimmicks. If I want a fast, easy to learn, modular and easy to create for form of D&D, it better also be for sale without them.Cheers,Cam</blockquote>