payn
Glory to Marik
About 10 years then?
D&D (2024) What would change for you if Wizards started calling it 6E?
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Well considering they have some former Microsoft execs now, how long did it take Microsoft to go from "Windows 10 will be the last version" to "here's Windows 11"?
payn
Glory to Marik
I think they are moving in more of a MMO World of Warcraft direction. The game will remain the same name, but have small incremental changes over the years. Eventually, the game will play nothing like today, but it will still be called D&D.
Vaalingrade
Legend
Oh cruel irony.
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Deluxe Unhuman
This is why this new edition/whatever isn't very interesting to me. I'm fine playing 5E, and probably transitioning to this 5.5 whatsit, but I'd love to see some bigger changes to this game my group hands-down prefers to play.
Luckily, we live in a golden age of 5E and OSR clones & hacks, so I can find things to suit my needs.
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OldSchoolGamerGirl
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maybe... or maybe 3 years if the 2024 books don't keep selling. No way to know.
payn
Glory to Marik
Ah, I dont think the future is in books, so I can see our disconnect.
OldSchoolGamerGirl
Adventurer
my buddy who works in government always says a quote from some movie "Everytime people tell me we are becoming a paperless society I get 2 new forms to fill out, sometimes in triplicate."
the books may be PDFs but they are still books. I think we are still a long way off just streaming info.
Corinnguard
Hero
I wonder how long it will be before D&D becomes a truly virtual experience similar to what the characters in the Sword Art Online anime experienced. Sword Art Online - Wikipedia 
Or Ready Player One, for that matter.
Or Ready Player One, for that matter.
Vaalingrade
Legend
Ah, subscriptions services. We meet again. The glistening oil that has ruined everything it's touched.
Makes sense the people behind Phyrexia would turn to it.
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