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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dausuul" data-source="post: 5691520" data-attributes="member: 58197">And you can be damn sure that everyone on the 4E side of the edition war feels the same way about the prospect of 3E becoming the "permanent edition." I would leave D&D behind for good if that happened--or rather, I'd stick with 4E or my own hacked-together version and tell the permanent edition to go hang. Which kind of defeats the point of a permanent edition, doesn't it?If Mearls and Cook can manage to square the circle and create a 5E that appeals to both sides (which I don't think is as impossible as it seems), I might be willing to accept it as permanent, or at least semi-permanent; a foundation that gets tweaked and polished over the years but stays essentially the same. As things stand, however, I'm not happy enough with any edition of D&D to want it to stick around forever.</blockquote>