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<blockquote data-quote="Stormonu" data-source="post: 5456873" data-attributes="member: 52734">Oddly, I do care - but I don't buy 4E stuff.I've probably got enough D&amp;D stuff to keep a small village playing D&amp;D for years, but I'm always interested in what's coming next.Minis gone?&nbsp; Bummer, there were monsters I was hoping would have come out in the easy-to-transport, don't-have-to-paint-them plastic (Gargantuan Green, for one).Map tiles? Regardless of edition, I like these and can use them in just about any game.Board Games - Get your D&amp;D fix in one-shot bursts?&nbsp; Yes, please (though so far, I prefer Descent to the Castle Ravenloft boardgame ... maybe it'll get where I like it).VTT? Kinda, got Fantasy Grounds but curious to see what WotC does with theirs.Character Builder?&nbsp; Well, got me there - I don't do D&amp;D 4E, but I'm willing to watch to see how the &quot;industry leader&quot; supports it, as that may have consequences for other such products.D&amp;D computer game?&nbsp; Definitely willing to give it a try (heck, XBOX D&amp;D Heroes is one my favorite console D&amp;D games).4E essentials vs. &quot;classic&quot;?&nbsp; I keep watching, hoping the game will turn a corner where I want to try playing again.&nbsp; Essentials almost drew me in, but wasn't quite enough.Dungeon and Dragon content?&nbsp; Don't get it (got a Pathfinder AP subscription), but if I ever swing back to playing D&amp;D I'd like to know what state it's in before I plunk down money on it - especially Dungeon.The state of 5E? Pathfinder? Exalted? Savage Worlds?&nbsp; Definitely - I want to know if it's something I'll be playing or I'm going to stop buying.If WotC makes the &quot;right things&quot;, I'll care about it, even buy it.&nbsp; So yes, I do care what WotC is doing.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Stormonu, post: 5456873, member: 52734"] Oddly, I do care - but I don't buy 4E stuff. I've probably got enough D&D stuff to keep a small village playing D&D for years, but I'm always interested in what's coming next. Minis gone? Bummer, there were monsters I was hoping would have come out in the easy-to-transport, don't-have-to-paint-them plastic (Gargantuan Green, for one). Map tiles? Regardless of edition, I like these and can use them in just about any game. Board Games - Get your D&D fix in one-shot bursts? Yes, please (though so far, I prefer Descent to the Castle Ravenloft boardgame ... maybe it'll get where I like it). VTT? Kinda, got Fantasy Grounds but curious to see what WotC does with theirs. Character Builder? Well, got me there - I don't do D&D 4E, but I'm willing to watch to see how the "industry leader" supports it, as that may have consequences for other such products. D&D computer game? Definitely willing to give it a try (heck, XBOX D&D Heroes is one my favorite console D&D games). 4E essentials vs. "classic"? I keep watching, hoping the game will turn a corner where I want to try playing again. Essentials [I]almost[/I] drew me in, but wasn't quite enough. [I]Dungeon[/I] and [I]Dragon[/I] content? Don't get it (got a Pathfinder AP subscription), but if I ever swing back to playing D&D I'd like to know what state it's in before I plunk down money on it - especially [I]Dungeon.[/I] The state of 5E? Pathfinder? Exalted? Savage Worlds? Definitely - I want to know if it's something I'll be playing or I'm going to stop buying. If WotC makes the "right things", I'll care about it, even buy it. So yes, I do care what WotC is doing. [/QUOTE]

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