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Message: <blockquote data-quote="PeelSeel2" data-source="post: 5239961" data-attributes="member: 35016">I think this could be the beginning of the 4th renaissance for D&D, the first in the late 70's, the second in the early 90's, the third in the early 00's, and the fourth starting late 00.I hope that the world is starting to crave some other disconnect than video games.  RPG's, boardgames, and wargames offer the personal social touch that has been lacking in the last ~10 years.  Essentials could be (and will be if I am right) the product that is in the right time, at the right place in history to help the tide, and at the same time will become legendary like 1e and Moldvay/Cook(or Mentzer) D&D to future gamers.D&D needs another simple, easy to play, and easy to get into product.  All 'starter sets' for ~15 years have blown.  This one has the potential of not being sucky.  Something I would actually buy my kids or other kids.</blockquote>