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<blockquote data-quote="RobNJ" data-source="post: 386022" data-attributes="member: 3617">1)&nbsp; I would never read another D&amp;D role playing forum on the internet, unless it was to find out what internet people were whining about and specifically exacerbate the situation.2)&nbsp; I would, if I could afford to, hire back the greats who have been let go or who have left (assuming they were interested in returning).3)&nbsp; I would start a mature content sub-line.4)&nbsp; I would do what one of the Greats of the Genre suggested on a board somewhere (I don't remember who it was, but it may have been Ryan Dacey (sp?)).&nbsp; To whit, I would create a fourth core book (bumping Psionics down to Core V) called The Designer's Handbook.&nbsp; It would go into the inner workings of how design decisions were made and make suggestions about how to tinker with them, such as discussing the implications of changing core classes, XP award systems, magic systems, etc.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RobNJ, post: 386022, member: 3617"] 1) I would never read another D&D role playing forum on the internet, unless it was to find out what internet people were whining about and specifically exacerbate the situation. 2) I would, if I could afford to, hire back the greats who have been let go or who have left (assuming they were interested in returning). 3) I would start a mature content sub-line. 4) I would do what one of the Greats of the Genre suggested on a board somewhere (I don't remember who it was, but it may have been Ryan Dacey (sp?)). To whit, I would create a fourth core book (bumping Psionics down to Core V) called The Designer's Handbook. It would go into the inner workings of how design decisions were made and make suggestions about how to tinker with them, such as discussing the implications of changing core classes, XP award systems, magic systems, etc. [/QUOTE]

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