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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Swanosaurus" data-source="post: 9773941" data-attributes="member: 7044220">Disclaimer: I've never played 5e, and I've hardly played any other edition of D&D. Still, a lot of 5e products got my attention for a long time: Interesting settings that I thought might make me give 5e a try or that would be good for conversion.But lately, I feel that there's such a constant barrage of 5e compatible products that they have turned into the background noise of rpg marketing. Yes, all this stuff is there, and a lot of it is probably great ... but it's so much that my brain stops caring as soon as it sees the 5e label. I'm not ranting, just wondering: how attractive will 5e compatibility be in a few more months, when more and more people start to feel like this? Have we passed peak 5e? Or is it just me? How do the people feel about it who are actually into 5e or some variant? Have you found your niché and ignore the rest? Or do you still try to follow what comes out?EDIT: I'm talking about 5e compatible products here, not about the official WotC books.</blockquote>