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<blockquote data-quote="Ruin Explorer" data-source="post: 8853555" data-attributes="member: 18"><p>I agree that they won't quit making them, but I do think we're going to see a shift over the next decade or so where physical books are increasingly a "luxury product" or a "lifestyle product", rather than being intended for practical use. In particular I suspect we may well see an increased tempo and significant of errata (patches, really) which will increasingly invalidate physical books just as it did in the 4E era.</p><p></p><p>But because they're a lifestyle product, people will keep buying them. I mean, if you go to the houses of a lot of people our age, and a bit younger, you often see D&D stuff displayed in a way that's to draw attention, rather than hidden away in some nerdy "den" or whatever. That's been the case a bit since at least the '90s but it's been getting more and more the case.</p><p></p><p>I could easily envision a scenario where D&D rulebooks were more like coffee-table books, in say, the round of publications for the edition after 1D&D (which will likely be in 2032-2034).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ruin Explorer, post: 8853555, member: 18"] I agree that they won't quit making them, but I do think we're going to see a shift over the next decade or so where physical books are increasingly a "luxury product" or a "lifestyle product", rather than being intended for practical use. In particular I suspect we may well see an increased tempo and significant of errata (patches, really) which will increasingly invalidate physical books just as it did in the 4E era. But because they're a lifestyle product, people will keep buying them. I mean, if you go to the houses of a lot of people our age, and a bit younger, you often see D&D stuff displayed in a way that's to draw attention, rather than hidden away in some nerdy "den" or whatever. That's been the case a bit since at least the '90s but it's been getting more and more the case. I could easily envision a scenario where D&D rulebooks were more like coffee-table books, in say, the round of publications for the edition after 1D&D (which will likely be in 2032-2034). [/QUOTE]
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