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<blockquote data-quote="dmccoy1693" data-source="post: 3933348" data-attributes="member: 51747">My prediction:If 4E is a total flop, WotC will either sell off D&amp;D RPG entirely or licence it off to someone else.&nbsp; The announcement will be made in 2011.&nbsp; They will keep the minis and still pump them out like there's no tomorrow.&nbsp; 5E will be upto someone else.If 4E is mildly-to-poorly successful, WotC will focus on the customers they already have have and how to keep them from looking to other publishers.&nbsp; They'll look at monsters/classes/races/etc produced by other companies and steal their thunder with other something cooler.&nbsp; 5E will be released in 2012, will not be d20 and will not be OGL.&nbsp; If 4E is wildly successful, WotC will focus on their existing product lines, settings, variants, etc that they already have or have in the works.&nbsp; 5E will be released in either 2014 or 2015 and will be OGL and d20 based.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dmccoy1693, post: 3933348, member: 51747"] My prediction: If 4E is a total flop, WotC will either sell off D&D RPG entirely or licence it off to someone else. The announcement will be made in 2011. They will keep the minis and still pump them out like there's no tomorrow. 5E will be upto someone else. If 4E is mildly-to-poorly successful, WotC will focus on the customers they already have have and how to keep them from looking to other publishers. They'll look at monsters/classes/races/etc produced by other companies and steal their thunder with other something cooler. 5E will be released in 2012, will not be d20 and will not be OGL. If 4E is wildly successful, WotC will focus on their existing product lines, settings, variants, etc that they already have or have in the works. 5E will be released in either 2014 or 2015 and will be OGL and d20 based. [/QUOTE]

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