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<blockquote data-quote="coyote6" data-source="post: 4911773" data-attributes="member: 1225">If &quot;win me back&quot; means &quot;get me to play and buy D&amp;D 4e&quot;, or even substitute &quot;current version of D&amp;D&quot;, my answer would be: Persuade the other people I game with to play 4e/the current version; especially persuade one of 'em to start GMing it. If &quot;win me back&quot; means &quot;get me to buy stuff from WotC&quot;, well, I'm still buying minis occasionally. More and cooler minis would be great; non-fantasy (modern day, space, cyberpunk, supers, whatever) pre-painted minis would likely be perfect for me. Maybe publish a new RPG of some sort, one that's not a derivative of D&amp;D rules (or at least not as derivative as d20 Modern was). It would probably have to be a non-class-and-level system for one, as I'm burned out on the whole class-and-level thing at the moment; if it did have classes and/or levels, it would need to be utterly awesome otherwise.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="coyote6, post: 4911773, member: 1225"] If "win me back" means "get me to play and buy D&D 4e", or even substitute "current version of D&D", my answer would be: Persuade the other people I game with to play 4e/the current version; especially persuade one of 'em to start GMing it. If "win me back" means "get me to buy stuff from WotC", well, I'm still buying minis occasionally. More and cooler minis would be great; non-fantasy (modern day, space, cyberpunk, supers, whatever) pre-painted minis would likely be perfect for me. Maybe publish a new RPG of some sort, one that's not a derivative of D&D rules (or at least not as derivative as d20 Modern was). It would probably have to be a non-class-and-level system for one, as I'm burned out on the whole class-and-level thing at the moment; if it did have classes and/or levels, it would need to be utterly awesome otherwise. [/QUOTE]

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