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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Yaarel" data-source="post: 9646641" data-attributes="member: 58172">It depends. Sometimes things that seemed taken for granted earlier, come to be viewed as painful later.Consider the lack of systematization that led to 3e. The lack of balance plus the awkwardness of vancian casting that led to 4e. The inflexibility that led to 5e. Now the deadliness of low levels and the shift in the meaning of the term "race", leading to 5e 2024.A difficulty that is taken for granted in the past, wont necessarily be ignored in the future.But ultimately, there is no way to change D&D without convincing D&D players at large to want to change it. There are no short cuts around democracy. (No healthy shortcuts anyway.)</blockquote>