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<blockquote data-quote="MojoGM" data-source="post: 3822786" data-attributes="member: 11414">I see where you're coming from, and from many of the posts I see on here you are not alone.Basically it comes down to this: The game you love is moving into the 21st (22nd?) Century.&nbsp; And that (in my opinion) is a good thing.You don't NEED to buy the virtual minis (I won't, as I am not playing online), and you won't be missing a lot if you don't subscribe to the online service.But it is there for people who do.&nbsp; Personally, I'm more interested in the character generator and any other electronic bells and whistles they come up with.&nbsp; That alone will be worth it (if it is at least as functional and useful as E-Tools is now)The articles, adventures, etc. are all bonus stuff.&nbsp; Don't need it to play the game, but if you do want them they are there.As for the multiple core books, I think I heard somewhere they would do about 3 a year.&nbsp; Most of us probably buy at least 3 D&amp;D books per year, so no change there.&nbsp; And this may eliminate the need for another edition down the road.So don't worry...check out the core books when they come out and see if that is the way you want to go.&nbsp; If not, stay with 3.5.&nbsp; I don't think you'll be alone if you do.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MojoGM, post: 3822786, member: 11414"] I see where you're coming from, and from many of the posts I see on here you are not alone. Basically it comes down to this: The game you love is moving into the 21st (22nd?) Century. And that (in my opinion) is a good thing. You don't NEED to buy the virtual minis (I won't, as I am not playing online), and you won't be missing a lot if you don't subscribe to the online service. But it is there for people who do. Personally, I'm more interested in the character generator and any other electronic bells and whistles they come up with. That alone will be worth it (if it is at least as functional and useful as E-Tools is now) The articles, adventures, etc. are all bonus stuff. Don't need it to play the game, but if you do want them they are there. As for the multiple core books, I think I heard somewhere they would do about 3 a year. Most of us probably buy at least 3 D&D books per year, so no change there. And this may eliminate the need for another edition down the road. So don't worry...check out the core books when they come out and see if that is the way you want to go. If not, stay with 3.5. I don't think you'll be alone if you do. [/QUOTE]

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