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<blockquote data-quote="overgeeked" data-source="post: 9127524" data-attributes="member: 86653"><p>How many can there be? An infinite number, honestly. 5E is in the Creative Commons. Anyone can use it for anything. We're likely to see that rules set (somehow) even more locked in going forward. The community will support most of them. Just like with the current 3PP. Instead of just putting out monsters, modules, subclasses, etc, most 3PP will pivot to their own core game as well. Various factions will push for this or that specific flavor of 5E, but they're ultimately competing against each other. I don't think it will matter one bit to the roll out of WotC's 2024 5E. All the clones will be viable. That's how big 5E is. Instead of one Pathfinder there will be dozens. Most will be close enough that you can cross pollinate. It will be like the early days of AD&amp;D and Basic D&amp;D. Close enough that no one really cares which is which and everyone will use whatever suits them in the moment.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="overgeeked, post: 9127524, member: 86653"] How many can there be? An infinite number, honestly. 5E is in the Creative Commons. Anyone can use it for anything. We're likely to see that rules set (somehow) even more locked in going forward. The community will support most of them. Just like with the current 3PP. Instead of just putting out monsters, modules, subclasses, etc, most 3PP will pivot to their own core game as well. Various factions will push for this or that specific flavor of 5E, but they're ultimately competing against each other. I don't think it will matter one bit to the roll out of WotC's 2024 5E. All the clones will be viable. That's how big 5E is. Instead of one Pathfinder there will be dozens. Most will be close enough that you can cross pollinate. It will be like the early days of AD&D and Basic D&D. Close enough that no one really cares which is which and everyone will use whatever suits them in the moment. [/QUOTE]

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