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Message: <blockquote data-quote="tlantl" data-source="post: 5824883" data-attributes="member: 55225">Innovation is killing D&D. Innovation is why they're scrambling to stem the hemorrhage. People going else where to find their fun. If D&D stayed true to itself over the years there wouldn't be such a great divide where the editions are concerned. All I've seen over the last ten or fifteen years is a fun and eccentric game being torn to shreds to appease some golden balance idol and changes mage for the sake of change.Innovation should be taken out back and shot.I think if the game isn't good enough for you as written go find another game. Stop messing with it. I also think that the suits sitting in their offices looking at a string of numbers trying to find a way to make even more money from the game should realize that they are doomed to failure. New editions have only proven to be losers in the long run. Produce a ton of junk to keep people buying books just pisses people off. Even if they make a beautiful game I'm still not going to buy a book a month for the next three or four years and I'm likely not going to buy into 6e when it's announced five years from now.</blockquote>