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<blockquote data-quote="Jaeger" data-source="post: 8850674" data-attributes="member: 27996">For everyone that says they won't buy it if it's 5e, there are at least ten more that will buy if it is 5e. And if they don't want a 5e version, a 3e version isn't going to make them not want to see a &quot;D&amp;D&quot; version of a Conan RPG any less...5e Adventures in Middle Earth blew away the sales of The One Ring under C7. It wasn't even a contest. People love, love, love, their 5e D&amp;D reskins...Nobody cares that 5e is descended from 3e. If it doesn't say '5e compatible' on the cover; They will be leaving money on the table.Then why pull the license from Modiphius?The Conan IP holder has a limited window to cash in on the Conan IP until it goes public domain for US audiences in 2028. The whole point is to maximize revenue until then!Anything less will be leaving money on the table.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jaeger, post: 8850674, member: 27996"] For everyone that says they won't buy it if it's 5e, there are [I]at least[/I] ten more that will buy if it is 5e. And if they don't want a 5e version, a 3e version isn't going to make them not want to see a "D&D" version of a Conan RPG any less... 5e Adventures in Middle Earth blew away the sales of The One Ring under C7. It wasn't even a contest. People love, love, love, their 5e D&D reskins... Nobody cares that 5e is descended from 3e. If it doesn't say '5e compatible' on the cover; They [I]will[/I] [I]be leaving money on the table.[/I] Then why pull the license from Modiphius? The Conan IP holder has a limited window to cash in on the Conan IP until it goes [I]public domain[/I] for US audiences in 2028. The whole point is to maximize revenue until then! Anything less will be leaving money on the table. [/QUOTE]

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