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<blockquote data-quote="Dire Bare" data-source="post: 9240119" data-attributes="member: 18182">Why are we quibbling over how large a problem this is? How many folks are upset with WotC, and willing to abandon playing 5E as a result? Dozens? Hundreds? Thousands? Millions?Does the order of magnitude have to be in the millions for us to have a conversation about it? Mike has a decent number of folks in his circles expressing this, some of you don't. Okay.All Mike is saying is that if you are considering trashing D&amp;D due to anger at WotC . . . don't. There is a lot of wonderful non-WotC 5E available right now, and even more on the way.Of course, if you are tired of D&amp;D 5E itself, sure, try something different. If you aren't purchasing new WotC books, but happy to use your existing books, that's great too.I'm not going to be boycotting WotC or D&amp;D 5E at the moment, but my enthusiasm for new WotC products has waned due to the many missteps they've made as a company this year. I'm curious about the new alt-5E rulesets coming out this year including Kobold's Tales of the Valiant. I'm very excited about Cubicle 7's Broken Weave (or C7d20), as I've really enjoyed Uncharted Journeys and A Life Well Lived. If I never purchase a new WotC book again, I'm spoiled for new options and adventures for my D&amp;D 5E game!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dire Bare, post: 9240119, member: 18182"] Why are we quibbling over how large a problem this is? How many folks are upset with WotC, and willing to abandon playing 5E as a result? Dozens? Hundreds? Thousands? Millions? Does the order of magnitude have to be in the millions for us to have a conversation about it? Mike has a decent number of folks in his circles expressing this, some of you don't. Okay. All Mike is saying is that if you are considering trashing D&D due to anger at WotC . . . don't. There is a lot of wonderful non-WotC 5E available right now, and even more on the way. Of course, if you are tired of D&D 5E itself, sure, try something different. If you aren't purchasing new WotC books, but happy to use your existing books, that's great too. I'm not going to be boycotting WotC or D&D 5E at the moment, but my enthusiasm for new WotC products has waned due to the many missteps they've made as a company this year. I'm curious about the new alt-5E rulesets coming out this year including Kobold's Tales of the Valiant. I'm very excited about Cubicle 7's Broken Weave (or C7d20), as I've really enjoyed Uncharted Journeys and A Life Well Lived. If I never purchase a new WotC book again, I'm spoiled for new options and adventures for my D&D 5E game! [/QUOTE]

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