Ogrork the Mighty said:I dunno, I'm just not feelin' D&D in general and 4E in particular. Feels like I've wasted a whole whack of money on a bunch of books that are going to be nothing more than general resource material. Added to the cancellation of Dragon and Dungeon and user fees for the website and maybe it's time to let D&D go.
Well, I don't think I'll be getting any 4E stuff (nor did I get 3.5 stuff), but I'll say that it's a very intersting time right now. For the first time, as the D&D publishers make a switch (and it sounds like it's a really big one), the OGL allows other people to legally continue publishing the rules in their entirety, and products fully compatible with the game we've been playing all along. So there's the potential for someone to continue with really strong support for the game that most looks like the traditional D&D game. I'll personally be pretty interested to see if that happens or not.
Personally, I've been finding myself more excited to run a D&D game with rules in the shape I and my players prefer than I have in some time. I think in a certain light it's possibly kind of freeing.
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