D&D 5E What Should We Call Next/5e

[Blackwarder]

Come on guys! Vote foe Shirley!!

Warder

 

[Plaguescarred]

Yeah, only 2E had an edition written on the cover if i am not mistaken.

 

[Plaguescarred]

I'm more interested in seeing what the new Dungeons & Dragons logo will be like than how it will be called.

 

[Tequila Sunrise]

Between D&D nerds it will be 5e.

When I talk about it with non-D&D nerds, I'll call it "the new version of D&D," or "the latest edition of D&D."

Same here.

'Cause why complicate things with special-snowflake titles?

Come on guys! Vote foe Shirley!!

Warder

5e feels more like a Maude to me. Or maybe an Agnes, depending on its astrological sign.

 

[Talath]

I'm more interested in seeing what the new Dungeons & Dragons logo will be like than how it will be called.

That took me back to a really nice place. Thank you for that

 

[Talath]

Same here.

'Cause why complicate things with special-snowflake titles?


5e feels more like a Maude to me. Or maybe an Agnes, depending on its astrological sign.

I'm feeling Gertrude for some reason.

 

[M.L. Martin]

Yeah, only 2E had an edition written on the cover if i am not mistaken.

For the first half of its run; the logo was revised to just say "Advanced Dungeons & Dragons" in May 1995.

The 3.5 core books had "Version 3.5" plates on their covers, though not as part of the logo.

So basically, the only time the game gives an edition number on the cover is when it's a transition point where they want to differentiate it but maintain compatibility with the backstock.

As for the question, I've variously referred to it as Next, 5E, the Ouroboros Edition, Daisy, or some combination thereof.

 

[Ulrick]

"The World's Most Popular Role Playing Game."

You know, to avoid lawsuits and stuff like that.

 

[the Jester]

Dungeons & Dragons.

Somewhere inside, it'll say "5th Edition". Probably in the fine print.

 

[TerraDave]

Shirley...



....has to win this poll.