Au contraire... We have at least 5 different editions of D&D to chose from, more depending on how you count them. Pick the one you like.
Since my NPC Designer program stopped working (verification thingy won't work anymore), none of them now.
3E trumps the prior editions, but I don't want to face DMing it without my character generation proggie. And 4E seems to have established this ennui of phoneyness regarding D&D worlds for me.
It's like the thematic language of D&D is scrambled for me... in reading the new core books, tieflings and Kord aren't who they were before, dodgy stuff with no place like warlords and dragonborn have sprung up out of nowhere, for some reason jailers are all evil suddenly...and I was trying to make the effort to accept all this and mentally rewrite what I knew about D&D.
Something about "Bael Turath" which sounds like a random name plucked from someone's homebrew, oh and there's this world with no map which is whatever you want it to be, so in a way it doesn't even pretend to exist. But it didn't work, and now it all seems phoney, even the earlier edition worlds which I "bought" in a suspension of disbelief sense.
It left me looking at Talisman and Warhammer Quest type games for a replacement, but I don't think any of them do. So I'd be in Limbo, you could say, but that's gone too.
Although they did pick my two favourite planes to bring into the limelight, so that's a plus...