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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Tony Vargas" data-source="post: 7434277" data-attributes="member: 996">Welcome to D&D. Any incremental improvement to 5e is a tall order.  It's an evergreen core edition - any change, even small changes, even changes strictly for the better, threaten that and could get the edition war rolling again.  Brand image is everything and 5e has salvaged D&D's image.  No longer is it crazy nerds flaming eachother in forums, it's happy nerds rolling dice on youtube.  Where did you find that factoid?  (Or is it one of the 80% of statistics that are just made up to get a point across?)It's plausible on one hand:  5e is clearly attracting returning players from the fad years, who are in their 40s & 50s.It's implausible OTOH:  5e is attracting an new generation of players, who tend to be quite a bit younger - born this millennium, even.</blockquote>