D&D General Why Enworld should liberate D&D from Hasbro

[Levistus's_Leviathan]

This temper tantrum has been going on for three years.

This particular rift in the D&D community goes back to the Diversity and Dungeons and Dragons announcement in June of 2020, where WotC announced they were going to change D&D to be more inclusive and announced the optional rules for Tasha’s. A small but loud group of grumblers have dedicated over 5 years(!) to threadcrapping any discussion about any new D&D product since then.

There were, of course, discussions about diversity in D&D, problematic aspects of the game, the quality of 5e books/mechanics, and other similar topics before then, but that announcement is when this problem really kicked off.

 

[Zardnaar]

This particular rift in the D&D community goes back to the Diversity and Dungeons and Dragons announcement in June of 2020, where WotC announced they were going to change D&D to be more inclusive and announced the optional rules for Tasha’s. A small but loud group of grumblers have dedicated over 5 years(!) to threadcrapping any discussion about any new D&D product since then.

There were, of course, discussions about diversity in D&D, problematic aspects of the game, the quality of 5e books/mechanics, and other similar topics before then, but that announcement is when this problem really kicked off.

Tbf there's overlap with Tashas being a bit rubbish and a decline in printed product quality. And WotC themselves.

Icewind Dale onwards roughly.