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<blockquote data-quote="Johnny Champion" data-source="post: 6240158" data-attributes="member: 6761886">AD&amp;D Fan with Hope for NextI am currently running an ongoing campaign in D&amp;D Next with older players from AD&amp;D as well as several 20+ year old players that are familiar with 4E rules.&nbsp; As a DM, I can see both sides. But ALL of us have enjoyed Next so far, but to be fair, we have added many more elements from AD&amp;D to supplement the last play test material (PTM) to give it a better feel.&nbsp; Though many elements seem to be lost from AD&amp;D, Next is our hope for new material, new monsters, interesting books and actively supported content that is NOT 4E.&nbsp; Our thoughts are we can homebrew the parts we don't like.&nbsp; We just hope that the release version will be a little more towards AD&amp;D than the last PTM. It seems that the manner in which they are developing Next is a good sign that they have listened.&nbsp; I for one am looking forward to the release and plan on playing it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Johnny Champion, post: 6240158, member: 6761886"] [b]AD&D Fan with Hope for Next[/b] I am currently running an ongoing campaign in D&D Next with older players from AD&D as well as several 20+ year old players that are familiar with 4E rules. As a DM, I can see both sides. But ALL of us have enjoyed Next so far, but to be fair, we have added many more elements from AD&D to supplement the last play test material (PTM) to give it a better feel. Though many elements seem to be lost from AD&D, Next is our hope for new material, new monsters, interesting books and actively supported content that is NOT 4E. Our thoughts are we can homebrew the parts we don't like. We just hope that the release version will be a little more towards AD&D than the last PTM. It seems that the manner in which they are developing Next is a good sign that they have listened. I for one am looking forward to the release and plan on playing it. [/QUOTE]

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