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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ART!" data-source="post: 7632530" data-attributes="member: 79926">I played a couple sessions of 5E soon after it came out, and I didn't have anything against it nor was I particularly into it.Two years passed and I'd had no reliable group to play with for all that time. A friend gave me a copy of the PHB and DMG, I got into it. Given past experience, I knew the best way to get a reliable group together was to say I was going to run D&D, so I did. We've been playing almost weekly ever since.The one foray into something else was intentionally shortlived, because it was obvious everyone wanted to get back to D&D after the end of the previous campaign/storyline.So that's a long way of saying I play other games as a brief break from 5E. I like seeing how game designers prioritize, incentivize, and emulate things, and how that all feels at the table. I'm totally fine and have a long history with playing other systems, but my priority is having a reliable gaming group, 5E has achieved that for us, and I'm very happy with that.</blockquote>