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<blockquote data-quote="Jay Verkuilen" data-source="post: 7727514" data-attributes="member: 6873517">Agreed, totally. Dungeon and Dragon were both really useful. I haven't looked at it in a long time but Dragon+ was mostly marketing hype or interviews last time I checked. Sad days for what was once a really useful source of game material. IMO my favorite &quot;edition&quot; is my house ruled 2E but 5E is solid. I also agree that constructive criticism is relevant. My options are exit or voice. I've been pushed more towards exit by virtue of WotC not releasing much content that I actually want, but for a lot of reasons I'd really prefer to use their content over third parties, unless I'm playing something like Cubicle 7's Adventures in Middle Earth where the 5E ruleset is being used for a different game. They seem to spend most of their effort on hyping their limited releases rather than generating content, so I'm not sure I'd call myself a fan. I have been a loyal customer for years though, but now mostly what I get isn't even close to what I want so they don't get much $$$ anymore. (No I don't want a return to the excessive release grind.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jay Verkuilen, post: 7727514, member: 6873517"] Agreed, totally. [I]Dungeon[/I] and [I]Dragon[/I] were both really useful. I haven't looked at it in a long time but [I]Dragon+[/I] was mostly marketing hype or interviews last time I checked. Sad days for what was once a really useful source of game material. IMO my favorite "edition" is my house ruled 2E but 5E is solid. I also agree that constructive criticism is relevant. My options are exit or voice. I've been pushed more towards exit by virtue of WotC not releasing much content that I actually want, but for a lot of reasons I'd really prefer to use their content over third parties, unless I'm playing something like Cubicle 7's [I]Adventures in Middle Earth[/I] where the 5E ruleset is being used for a different game. They seem to spend most of their effort on hyping their limited releases rather than generating content, so I'm not sure I'd call myself a fan. I have been a loyal customer for years though, but now mostly what I get isn't even close to what I want so they don't get much $$$ anymore. (No I don't want a return to the excessive release grind.) [/QUOTE]

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