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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Haffrung" data-source="post: 6376650" data-attributes="member: 6776259">Of the six people in my D&D group, I am the only one who reads about the game online. In fact, there's maybe one other guy who even knows the publisher is WotC. Everyone else just shows up and plays, much like a poker group. The amount of time they spend thinking about the game away from the table is nil. This is also the case for the boardgame groups I'm in. A couple of the players read up on boardgames online. The rest simply show up and play. Those people may indeed use the internet to look up other hobbies. Like golf, or cycling, or vintage guitars. Just because they play D&D, or Puerto Rico, doesn't mean gaming is their big hobby. The boardgaming industry has realized this, and aims many of its games for casual groups. WotC is trying to do the same thing with 5E.</blockquote>