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<blockquote data-quote="darjr" data-source="post: 7992984" data-attributes="member: 52905">I have a lot of selfish reasons for 5e to be the last edition. However I think the most important reason is I would love if people bought that new fangled RPG or cool addition or adventure or anything else than yet another Players Handbook. Or another classic adventure, redone, again, again.My selfish reasons? I love 5e, I think it's the best version of D&amp;D. I have issues with parts of it, but overall, it's broad appeal to new and old players is wonderful along with Critical Role and the PAX games it is a fantastic ambassador to new folks, bringing hordes of new players the likes of which I've never seen, not even comparable to the heady days of the Moral Panic.I have run and played a lot of very different RPG's and while currently it seems it's all 5e all the time, it won't be forever with me. However I wan't 5e to continue to be the juggernaut bringing those hordes of new players to the hobby, it has already made introducing other games easier because of the broader base of players.Finally I don't wan't to ever hear about some fantastic book that was put back in the can before publishing, never to see the light of day, because a new edition was imminent.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="darjr, post: 7992984, member: 52905"] I have a lot of selfish reasons for 5e to be the last edition. However I think the most important reason is I would love if people bought that new fangled RPG or cool addition or adventure or anything else than yet another Players Handbook. Or another classic adventure, redone, again, again. My selfish reasons? I love 5e, I think it's the best version of D&D. I have issues with parts of it, but overall, it's broad appeal to new and old players is wonderful along with Critical Role and the PAX games it is a fantastic ambassador to new folks, bringing hordes of new players the likes of which I've never seen, not even comparable to the heady days of the Moral Panic. I have run and played a lot of very different RPG's and while currently it seems it's all 5e all the time, it won't be forever with me. However I wan't 5e to continue to be the juggernaut bringing those hordes of new players to the hobby, it has already made introducing other games easier because of the broader base of players. Finally I don't wan't to ever hear about some fantastic book that was put back in the can before publishing, never to see the light of day, because a new edition was imminent. [/QUOTE]

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