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<blockquote data-quote="El Mahdi" data-source="post: 5950227" data-attributes="member: 59506">I can't because there isn't any...yet.&nbsp; And as of right now, WotC has not stopped supporting 4E.&nbsp; Also, WotC has stated that DDI support will continue for 4E...though not necessarily indefinitely.&nbsp;But again, where's the &quot;large company support&quot; for 3.x? (...and Pathfinder is not 3.x)&nbsp; If you count 3pp's that are still making 3.x pdf's/books, I still don't see any &quot;large company support&quot; there.&nbsp; And there's quite a bit of 4E 3pp support out there also (though I don't think there's any hard data on exactly how much or whether it's more than 3.x support).&nbsp; Also, earlier editions are getting support, especially through retro clones and such, and even to the point of new published adventures for them.&nbsp; So as I said before, support for past editions exists for all past editions...although at a level commensurate with their fan base.&nbsp;So again, since there doesn't seem to be any difference between support for past editions (including 3.x) other than scale, what exactly is your definition for an &quot;evergreen&quot; edition?&nbsp; And why does only 3.x meet your definition?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="El Mahdi, post: 5950227, member: 59506"] I can't because there isn't any...yet. And as of right now, WotC has not stopped supporting 4E. Also, WotC has stated that DDI support will continue for 4E...though not necessarily indefinitely. But again, where's the "large company support" for 3.x? (...and Pathfinder is [I]not[/I] 3.x) If you count 3pp's that are still making 3.x pdf's/books, I still don't see any "large company support" there. And there's quite a bit of 4E 3pp support out there also (though I don't think there's any hard data on exactly how much or whether it's more than 3.x support). Also, earlier editions are getting support, especially through retro clones and such, and even to the point of new published adventures for them. So as I said before, support for past editions exists for [I]all [/I]past editions...although at a level commensurate with their fan base. So again, since there doesn't seem to be any difference between support for past editions (including 3.x) other than scale, what exactly is your definition for an "evergreen" edition? And why does only 3.x meet your definition? [/QUOTE]

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