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<blockquote data-quote="Dire Bare" data-source="post: 8283919" data-attributes="member: 18182">Internet nerdrage isn't going to derail D&amp;D, the Realms, the next Drizzt novel, or the upcoming AfR Magic set. This is a small minority of fans who are loud in their cranky. D&amp;D fans who hang out on message board forums are not even close to a majority of fans overall.Every change D&amp;D has ever gone through has been met with similar loud cries of nerdrage . . . and about the only time it's ever been meaningful was with 4th Edition, and that took years for WotC to decide to walk back (somewhat).The new changes are an expansion, not a retcon. WotC hasn't been great about communicating this, but they have made it clear.Love or hate the new changes, the wailing and gnashing of teeth will simmer down and life will go on. The new Drizzt novel will sell many, many copies. The AfR set will be a huge hit. So sayeth the wise Alaundo.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dire Bare, post: 8283919, member: 18182"] Internet nerdrage isn't going to derail D&D, the Realms, the next Drizzt novel, or the upcoming AfR Magic set. This is a small minority of fans who are loud in their cranky. D&D fans who hang out on message board forums are not even close to a majority of fans overall. Every change D&D has ever gone through has been met with similar loud cries of nerdrage . . . and about the only time it's ever been meaningful was with 4th Edition, and that took years for WotC to decide to walk back (somewhat). The new changes are an expansion, not a retcon. WotC hasn't been great about communicating this, but they have made it clear. Love or hate the new changes, the wailing and gnashing of teeth will simmer down and life will go on. The new Drizzt novel will sell many, many copies. The AfR set will be a huge hit. So sayeth the wise Alaundo. [/QUOTE]

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