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<blockquote data-quote="hawkeyefan" data-source="post: 8879356" data-attributes="member: 6785785">For my gaming group that plays a lot of D&amp;D, I’m not concerned. We can continue on with the 5e stuff if we want. Or if people are excited by One D&amp;D, then we can do that. I’ll also continue to GM new games for them whenever possible.For my other gaming group, D&amp;D isn’t on the menu, so whatever happens is a non-issue.For folks who create content for sale, I hope the new license allows them to continue doing so. If it doesn’t, I hope there is sufficient wiggle room to basically keep making stuff just without the official 5e stamp.Most of all, though, I hope that this makes folks… both gamers and designers… look into other games. There’s so much out there to play, and not everything designed meeds to be 5e compatible.I think the fans are a better and more capable steward of both D&amp;D and the hobby overall.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hawkeyefan, post: 8879356, member: 6785785"] For my gaming group that plays a lot of D&D, I’m not concerned. We can continue on with the 5e stuff if we want. Or if people are excited by One D&D, then we can do that. I’ll also continue to GM new games for them whenever possible. For my other gaming group, D&D isn’t on the menu, so whatever happens is a non-issue. For folks who create content for sale, I hope the new license allows them to continue doing so. If it doesn’t, I hope there is sufficient wiggle room to basically keep making stuff just without the official 5e stamp. Most of all, though, I hope that this makes folks… both gamers and designers… look into other games. There’s so much out there to play, and not everything designed meeds to be 5e compatible. I think the fans are a better and more capable steward of both D&D and the hobby overall. [/QUOTE]

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