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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kramodlog" data-source="post: 6524698" data-attributes="member: 55961">More licensed products doesn't prevent them from doing more edition. Like a new one to correct concentration. It looks doubtful, but it is possible. I do not think they have long terms plans. From the playtest it was obvious that 5e's business model is improvisation. The real take away from the OP is that trust and confidence in D&D/WotC/Hasbro has eroded. Fast. People were focusing a lot of the release of the core products. Not noticing what was happening after or the lack of stuff happening after. Now that the core is out and the dust has settled, people can see the horizon more clearly. No ebooks. No OGL. A book has been cancelled, editors fired and no announcements have been made about future products. Dungeonscape is dead and no replacement is in sight. WotC/Hasro is sendind cease and desist letters to online initiatives. A retailer and a video game designers have come out publically to critique the game and how it is handled. Confidence is low and for rational reasons. The idea that newer editions is coming is just a sympton of the lack of confidence.</blockquote>