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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Pilgrim" data-source="post: 5753319" data-attributes="member: 6680799">I voted yes, just because I'm mildly curious to see what the WotC thinks the next step in the game's design should be.But quite honestly, over the last few months I've realized I'm kinda sick and tired of the WotC/D&D roller coaster. Tired of the constant edition changes, tired of what feels like a constant state of system testing (lets try something new and innovative.....ok cool, for a while.....now we're tired of it....lets take things back, but not all the way....ok yeah now lets take it back further....) in an effort to find the Holy Grail of D&D.I'm also pretty bored of the "hush-hush" game that WotC plays with their R&D. If they're working on something new, just come out and say it, so those interested can get hyped up and those not, at least have some idea of what to expect for what they are currently playing. Playing "lets wait and make a big announcement at GenCon" or other such nonsense gets old fast.So, while I'm curious to see what they have planned for the next iteration, I'm skeptical that I'll do anything more than play it if anyone in my area wants to run it. I just don't know at this point if I'd invest in yet "another" edition.There are too many other "stable" games that I find just as interesting and would rather spend money on, knowing that at least the likely-hood of it not changing within 2-3 years is pretty high.So whether they toss our something new, or whether they keep with what's current, doesn't make a whole lot of difference to me, in the end.</blockquote>

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