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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Stormonu" data-source="post: 8883701" data-attributes="member: 52734">I intend to do what I've kept doing for years.  Buy what I like and not buy what I don't.  I don't have any loyalty to the company, just to the product as far as it meets my needs.I've already said multiple times I'm not going to a new edition.  If that is what OneD&D becomes, I won't be picking it up.   If it remains the "same edition" but none of it grabs my fancy, I won't buy it - and will probably cancel my Beyond subscription if the content is no longer of any use.  If WotC stops 3rd party creators, I'll just make my own.  In the end, I have enough content already to last me for the next two or three lifetimes. D&D has been wonderful that they've opened their system up for others to play in, but it hasn't always been that way - and a lot of other games aren't open like D&D.  Not having 3pp won't stop me from buying D&D product if it's good, but a lot of 3pp has been better than WotC's of late, so WotC would have to up their game if they want my money.</blockquote>