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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Blackwarder" data-source="post: 6205466" data-attributes="member: 6688285">When WotC announced that they are working on a new version of D&D I was excited because of all the PR but also guarded, like a lot of folks, buying a new edition of D&D by default was no longer in the cards for me, infact back then I told my friends that I don't have time for D&D anymore and that I'd rather just spend my time playing BF3 instead. And then the playtest documents came out and it was realy realy interesting, so me and my group (who were hard core 4e players and before hard core 3e players) played a bit and we loved it, and we played a bit more and we still love it.So I don't have a dealbreaker, there are some things that I miss or don't like but it's not something that realy bother me. Also, the past year with the playtest process realy reaffirmed my trust in WotC, Especialy when I see that a lot of the things I said in the surveys got changed in subsequent iterations.My only disappointment would be if there wouldn't be a solid GL that will allow 3rd party developer (like ENWorld and Open Design) to support their settings in 5e.Warder</blockquote>