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<blockquote data-quote="Sacrosanct" data-source="post: 8278324" data-attributes="member: 15700">Wow.&nbsp; This is almost exactly what's in my head, but worded better than I could lol.I'm not trying to replace 5e (or any edition), or hoping its players stop playing and instead move to an OSR style.&nbsp; That would be silly.&nbsp; And dumb.&nbsp; And counter to the entire goal of what I'm doing.I'm only arguing that in today's modern community and gamer base, there is room for fans of an OSR style of gaming.&nbsp; Like Retreater said above, not everyone is going to be a fan.&nbsp; But there are those that do like that feel to the game.It's kind of funny.&nbsp; As far as I can remember, starting from when I began as a player in 1981, we played all types of RPGs.&nbsp; D&amp;D, Traveler, Twilight 2000, RIFTS, Palladium, Car Wars, etc.&nbsp; So it's weird to me that we seem to have this assumption that gamers will only play 1 edition of D&amp;D and that's it.&nbsp; Someone can play 5e and also play 1e (or another edition).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sacrosanct, post: 8278324, member: 15700"] Wow. This is almost exactly what's in my head, but worded better than I could lol. I'm not trying to replace 5e (or any edition), or hoping its players stop playing and instead move to an OSR style. That would be silly. And dumb. And counter to the entire goal of what I'm doing. I'm only arguing that in today's modern community and gamer base, there is room for fans of an OSR style of gaming. Like Retreater said above, not everyone is going to be a fan. But there are those that do like that feel to the game. It's kind of funny. As far as I can remember, starting from when I began as a player in 1981, we played all types of RPGs. D&D, Traveler, Twilight 2000, RIFTS, Palladium, Car Wars, etc. So it's weird to me that we seem to have this assumption that gamers will only play 1 edition of D&D and that's it. Someone can play 5e [I]and also[/I] play 1e (or another edition). [/QUOTE]

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