D&D 5E How will the recent OGL developments affect your D&D spending?

[Demetrios1453]

Nothing will change at all. I will continue to purchase WotC products that interest me.

 

[Umbran]

I will consider change in my habits if and when we see the final license offering from WotC.

 

[Demetrios1453]

Wizards won't get another dollar from me.

From your participation in recent threads such as DL and Spelljammer, I think that was the case anyway.

 

[Scribe]

From your participation in recent threads such as DL and Spelljammer, I think that was the case anyway.

I was looking forward to Planescape, and the Giants book. I did actually did get Spelljammer for Christmas.

 

[Dausuul]

I just bought PDFs of Savage Worlds and Level Up, so I've already upped my 3PP spending (I am looking into alternative systems to try out; I already had a copy of Dungeon World that I bought back in the day).

If Wizards drops all attempts to mess with the original OGL, I might resume buying from them, but even so I don't think I'll spend as much as I used to. If they go ahead with "deauthorizing" it, they will get zero more dollars from me in the foreseeable future, though there's always the possibility they could win me back someday.

 

[Azuresun]

Down to nothing. They are no longer trustworthy.

 

[Stoutstien]

I already spend 90% of my TTRPG 'slush' funds on 3rd party material. The only thing I buy from wizard is my yearly donations of starter boxes/ PHB/DMG bundles for donation. Im halting that indefinitely and am working with the local Brick and mortars for alternative options.

Since the doubled down on a bold face lie a few hours ago I'm also voluntarily revoking my MTG judge cert and canceling my entire calendar of CON DMing.

 

[dave2008]

I am, at the time I am writing this, the only vote for: "I will buy fewer 3PP products."

As such, I thought I should explain. I primarily purchase 5e 3PP supplements. I believe the recent/upcoming changes will lead to fewer 5e 3PP. Therefore there will be a smaller pool of potential purchases for me and thus most likely fewer purchases. Not because I want, but because of likely market realities.

 

[SAVeira]

My spending is likely not change. This year, most of TTPRG spending was already going to non-D&D RPGs.

 

[Incenjucar]

At a bare minimum, I no longer feel enthusiastic about supporting 5.5E, so won't buy things willy nilly, and I want to reward and celebrate ORC and possibly other licenses, where historically I mostly ignored 3P. I was also planning on getting my sibling's kids into D&D specifically, and now that idea has stalled.