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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Estlor" data-source="post: 998778" data-attributes="member: 7261">I'm sorry, I don't follow. (Well, that and I don't really see your point)Is your concern about fracturing the people that use ENWorld, or the people that don't?  Frankly, when it comes to people that don't use ENWorld, I don't see how fracturing the gaming community even comes into play.  Aside from maybe a montly issue of Dragon and Dungeon, the only community they'll have is their players, and the DM will make the call what kind of a rules makeup the game has.As for the ENWorld community, yeah, there will be some fracturing and disagreements, confusion, and whatnot over the next few months to a year or so, but this won't be any different than when 3E came out and people refused to switch to it.  Like any community, as we pick the rules apart, suggestions will be made, ideas will be bounced around, and the kind of house rules and hybrid games we play will homogonize.  That's the nature of societies in close contact.  In the end, we'll all be playing hybrids, just with a lot of the same hybridizations.Anyway, it's all the same language.  Just different accents and pronunciations.</blockquote>