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<blockquote data-quote="delericho" data-source="post: 8898521" data-attributes="member: 22424">I was going to at least take a look at the upcoming Phandelver book, was almost certainly going to buy the 2024 books, and was strongly considering purchasing a bunch of classic PDFs from them.I won't be doing any of those things. Nor will I be going to see the film, watching the just-announced TV show, reading the new Dragonlance trilogy, and buying anything from the Guild. And when my current campaign comes to an end, I won't be playing D&amp;D again in any form - if I play anything at all, it will be some other game, and I'll obnoxiously correct anyone who refers to it as &quot;D&amp;D&quot;.Unless and until they fix this, of course. (But I don't think just leaving 1.0a alone is enough - that just means they can try again in 6 months. They will need to issue a 1.0b that tightens the language to make it clear it's perpetual and irrevocable and that makes no other changes. Even the decency clause is a no-no, because I can't trust them not to abuse it.)I really don't expect them to fix it. But stranger things have happened.I also wouldn't go so far as to call this a boycott. I'm just a customer who has been becoming increasingly disenchanted for a few years who is now taking the final step.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="delericho, post: 8898521, member: 22424"] I was going to at least take a look at the upcoming Phandelver book, was almost certainly going to buy the 2024 books, and was strongly considering purchasing a bunch of classic PDFs from them. I won't be doing any of those things. Nor will I be going to see the film, watching the just-announced TV show, reading the new Dragonlance trilogy, and buying anything from the Guild. And when my current campaign comes to an end, I won't be playing D&D again in any form - if I play anything at all, it will be some other game, and I'll obnoxiously correct anyone who refers to it as "D&D". Unless and until they fix this, of course. (But I don't think just leaving 1.0a alone is enough - that just means they can try again in 6 months. They will need to issue a 1.0b that tightens the language to make it clear it's perpetual and irrevocable and that makes no other changes. Even the decency clause is a no-no, because I can't trust them not to abuse it.) I [I]really[/I] don't expect them to fix it. But stranger things have happened. I also wouldn't go so far as to call this a boycott. I'm just a customer who has been becoming increasingly disenchanted for a few years who is now taking the final step. [/QUOTE]

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