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<blockquote data-quote="Theory of Games" data-source="post: 9686663" data-attributes="member: 7042201">Hm. Crawford &amp; Perkins have some very strong credentials when it comes to ttrpg design. They might be thinking of creating an entirely different ttrpg that combines the best elements of D&amp;D and DH. Or, they could touch-up DH making it more interesting to the D&amp;D playerbase. Maybe both. Whatever happens I'm here for it.There's a reckoning on the horizon: Shadowdark and Daggerheart are rising. Draw Steel, Cosmere and Dungeon World 2e are coming. D&amp;D 5.5 could literally be the last edition that isn't 100% digital and knowing how people in this hobby love books vs. PDFs, that might open the door for a new Fantasy ttrpg champion. The hobby has never been about overt competition, but with the ttrpg industry's valuation expanding into the billions, it only makes sense that everyone's scrambling to get as much as they can.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Theory of Games, post: 9686663, member: 7042201"] Hm. Crawford & Perkins have some very strong credentials when it comes to ttrpg design. They might be thinking of creating an entirely different ttrpg that combines the best elements of D&D and DH. Or, they could touch-up DH making it more interesting to the D&D playerbase. Maybe both. Whatever happens I'm here for it. There's a reckoning on the horizon: [I]Shadowdark[/I] and [I]Daggerheart [/I]are rising. [I]Draw Steel, Cosmere [/I]and [I]Dungeon World 2e[/I] are coming. [I]D&D 5.5[/I] could literally be the last edition that isn't 100% digital and knowing how people in this hobby love books vs. PDFs, that might open the door for a new Fantasy ttrpg champion. The hobby has never been about overt competition, but with the ttrpg industry's valuation expanding into the billions, it only makes sense that everyone's scrambling to get as much as they can. [/QUOTE]

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