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Message: <blockquote data-quote="der_kluge" data-source="post: 144018" data-attributes="member: 945">Couldn't agree more.  Most game stores that I go in now are mostly devoid of people, and the RPGA club in my area is more concerned with getting PHAT LEWT for their Living Grayhawk character, and how many points they can acquire from their local Cons, which they only run to see how many LG events they can fit into a weekend.I chose the newsletter option on the survey, and if they did something like that, I'd like to see it take a "small town" approach - very much highlighting what individual organizations are accomplishing.  Remove the "good ol' boy" atmosphere from it, and expand their focus on attracting new gamers, and encouraging people to try new game systems.  I mean, if a 12-yr old M:TG doesn't like D&D, but is introduced to Dragonstar, they might like that - and then guess what - they've got to buy the core rulebooks to flesh out the rules in their DS campaign.  That's the value of the D20 system, and WoTC isn't doing JACK to promote that.</blockquote>