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<blockquote data-quote="jadrax" data-source="post: 5950778" data-attributes="member: 7175">The problem 5th has is, that 3.x is already selling pizza just the way he likes it so were more likely to go to that pizza shop instead so he can be happy.This in my own experience is exactly what happened when 4th first came out, we organise a game, one person wants to play a Druid, another a Gnome and suddenly were back to the old edition. Because D&amp;D is established and people have expectations.In Pizza terms, it's like opening a shop and not doing half the popular toppings. A lot more people care about that than if your pizza dough is technically superior.Obviously there is going to be a line, Avengers fans look to be on the non-available topping list, and Assassin and Warlord may well join it. The fact that they are themes might appease though players, or it may well be that they are under the impression that fans of some classes are unlikely to adopt anyway.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jadrax, post: 5950778, member: 7175"] The problem 5th has is, that 3.x is already selling pizza just the way he likes it so were more likely to go to that pizza shop instead so he can be happy. This in my own experience is exactly what happened when 4th first came out, we organise a game, one person wants to play a Druid, another a Gnome and suddenly were back to the old edition. Because D&D is established and people have expectations. In Pizza terms, it's like opening a shop and not doing half the popular toppings. A lot more people care about that than if your pizza dough is technically superior. Obviously there is going to be a line, Avengers fans look to be on the non-available topping list, and Assassin and Warlord may well join it. The fact that they are themes might appease though players, or it may well be that they are under the impression that fans of some classes are unlikely to adopt anyway. [/QUOTE]

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