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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DaveMage" data-source="post: 5793734" data-attributes="member: 10447">The great thing for Paizo, IMO, is that because of their adventure-writing acumen, they've almost made themselves "edition proof" - especially with regard to D&D.  There are a good amount of 4E players that have no interest in the Pathfinder RPG, but buy the Paizo adventures for conversion.I'll bet that whatever WotC comes up with for 5E, Paizo will still sell their APs to those who go with 5E.Also, I think the point made above about WotC's failure with pdfs is spot on.  With the emergence of the iPad (and other tablets), the usefulness of the PDF at the game table increased exponentially.  When I game, I only need to bring my iPad, which contains all the Pathfinder rulebooks, the player's guide to the AP we're going through, and any setting material I would ever need.  Not to mention the fact that the iPad will allow a GM to show the PCs a picture from the bestiaries without showing the text (by altering the screen to show just the monster).I think it would help WotC tremendously to somehow take advantage of the medium to enhance the tabletop experience for D&D.</blockquote>