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<blockquote data-quote="mamba" data-source="post: 8953907" data-attributes="member: 7034611">DMs we still have to see, hopefully more and better ‘tools’ like better / more accurate encounter design.Ultimately I do not think there is much they can do beyond what they are doing (playtest). Either you like the game and are not tired of it yet, so you keep playing 5e or 1DD, or you are and drop it.Releasing 1DD is at least a change for those getting tired of 5e (whether for better or worse, or enough of one is a different matter).You keep playing if you like the game and there is new content, whether homebrew or not.You stop playing if one of the two is no longer true.Assuming WotC should run after those players that ‘outgrew’ D&amp;D is a fallacy, they should not and cannot really chase after those without losing the market they have, and given its size that means giving up a large market in pursuit of a small one.So what WotC does for those is to not strangle 3pps…</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mamba, post: 8953907, member: 7034611"] DMs we still have to see, hopefully more and better ‘tools’ like better / more accurate encounter design. Ultimately I do not think there is much they can do beyond what they are doing (playtest). Either you like the game and are not tired of it yet, so you keep playing 5e or 1DD, or you are and drop it. Releasing 1DD is at least a change for those getting tired of 5e (whether for better or worse, or enough of one is a different matter). You keep playing if you like the game and there is new content, whether homebrew or not. You stop playing if one of the two is no longer true. Assuming WotC should run after those players that ‘outgrew’ D&D is a fallacy, they should not and cannot really chase after those without losing the market they have, and given its size that means giving up a large market in pursuit of a small one. So what WotC does for those is to not strangle 3pps… [/QUOTE]

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