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Message: <blockquote data-quote="balthanon" data-source="post: 8492502" data-attributes="member: 23495">I suspect this depends drastically on the current average player and their expectations.  It's been a (long) while since I played D&D at this point, but I checked in on 5E every once in awhile to see if it was worth taking up and it seemed like pretty much all they were putting out was monster supplements, campaign setting books, and adventures.  It honestly felt like a barren wasteland compared to 3E when it came to options for players.Has that changed in the last year or two?  I see a couple of supplements that look like they might be player focused, but that's about it.  Dungeon Master materials don't really feel like they would merit a split in designation between "Advanced" and "Basic".</blockquote>