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<blockquote data-quote="Herodotus" data-source="post: 4148559" data-attributes="member: 61705">I don't think that Wizards is killing off D&amp;D by not communicating.I think they are not communicating information about the GSL progress because that is happening in rooms with lawyers and lawyers tend to be tight-lipped.I also think that it is premature to say that programs and website in their pre-alpha and alpha stages don't live up to expectations. I use Gleemax every day. It is wonky and difficult, but it's not even in beta yet. Personally, I was impressed by the Game Table app demoed at D&amp;D Experience, especially given that it was a pre-alpha version.Finally, I don't think the Paizo Pathfinder system is as big a blow to 4e as you think it is. When I think of Paizo's 3.x content, I think of Dungeon, Dragon, and Adventure Paths. The magazines are now being published by Wizards and it seems as though Wizards will be returning an emphasis to publishing adventures since there are already 5-7 4e adventures in their product catalogue. My guess would be that they will publish a 1-30 adventure path each year to accompany the annual campaign setting.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Herodotus, post: 4148559, member: 61705"] I don't think that Wizards is killing off D&D by not communicating. I think they are not communicating information about the GSL progress because that is happening in rooms with lawyers and lawyers tend to be tight-lipped. I also think that it is premature to say that programs and website in their pre-alpha and alpha stages don't live up to expectations. I use Gleemax every day. It is wonky and difficult, but it's not even in beta yet. Personally, I was impressed by the Game Table app demoed at D&D Experience, especially given that it was a pre-alpha version. Finally, I don't think the Paizo Pathfinder system is as big a blow to 4e as you think it is. When I think of Paizo's 3.x content, I think of Dungeon, Dragon, and Adventure Paths. The magazines are now being published by Wizards and it seems as though Wizards will be returning an emphasis to publishing adventures since there are already 5-7 4e adventures in their product catalogue. My guess would be that they will publish a 1-30 adventure path each year to accompany the annual campaign setting. [/QUOTE]

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