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Message: <blockquote data-quote="fjw70" data-source="post: 6292085" data-attributes="member: 80924">I am very interested to see how things in the RPG industry play out over the next few years.  Mona is right when he says the entire industry will benefit from a health D&D bringing in new players.  I buy both D&D and PF products despite never playing PF (they make great adventures and supplements) so I hope both stay around for a long time.Paizo has a great organized play program.  It is probably true that you can find a PF game easier than a D&D game right now but that doesn't surprise me since D&D isn't actively supported right now. For many gamers a game that isn't actively and constantly supported isn't worth playing. I don't feel that way and have never had a problem finding people to play 4e.Will D&D's organized play program increase significantly?PF benefited from 4e only supporting one style of play (it didn't have to be that way - 4e is flexible enough to support multiple play styles- but that is the choice WotC made). 5e won't have that issue.  I think will make 5e much harder to compete against for Paizo.I wonder if 5e will have crunchier modules (such as skill points) to compete with Paizo for the crunch crowd or if they will be happy to concede that piece of D&D to PF.I am pretty excited to see how this plays out.Btw, I haven't been following PF products lately so didn't know about this mega-dungeon.  I will have to get a copy of that, but I will probably run it with 5e.The last paragraph made me realize something.  I haven't been buying D&D or PF stuff lately (D&D hasn't had much to buy) but when I am buying D&D stuff I think I tend to buy more PF stuff as well.  Hmmm . . .</blockquote>

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