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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jephlewis" data-source="post: 4605701" data-attributes="member: 81304">Nothing wrong with that. A question, though; what do you think of the new 4E starter set and keep on the shadowfell? Do you think the starter set is 'good at' introducing new people to 4E D&D? Same question concerning keep on the shadowfell.What products do you think wotc should make to get new people in the game?What do you think of the games listed in my OP under 'inspiration'? Which games do you think have good new rules elements that can be ported to D&D? What physical elements from those games listed do you/would you use for D&D? If wotc made some of these physical elements for 4E, would you buy them? what about if wotc made a whole bunch of these physical elements available in one package?With respect to 'teaching D&D', what do you think of the 4E starter set? Keep on the shadowfell? What product could make 4E more enticing for new players, and at the same time, something that people already playing 4E would want?Were the rules the same as 3.x?Also, in what ways would you want the game to be like warhammer quest for you to buy more than one copy?What ways would the game have to be DIFFERENT compared to my OP for you to like/want to buy it?</blockquote>