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<blockquote data-quote="xechnao" data-source="post: 7647960" data-attributes="member: 58105">What Ryan is describing seems a rather hopeless future for D&amp;D.I do not know if it is actually true... but boy is it depressing.So, if I were Wotc here is what I would try to do:Publish 5e core as:1 player's box product that costs 29$, deals with classes from level 1 to level 10, includes dice and character sheets. It should be an excellent read. 1 dm's box that includes world-building charts, treasure charts and monsters, a dm screen and an intro adventure. It costs the same as the player's box.See if I can make a clause to make sure that every retailer than wants to sell m:tg displays the two D&amp;D core boxes in its store and be able to order, stock and sell D&amp;D product if needed. I do not care if it is a comic store, a hobby store or a mass-market store. All should put the D&amp;D products to display if they want to display and sell m:tg.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="xechnao, post: 7647960, member: 58105"] What Ryan is describing seems a rather hopeless future for D&D. I do not know if it is actually true... but boy is it depressing. So, if I were Wotc here is what I would try to do: Publish 5e core as: 1 player's box product that costs 29$, deals with classes from level 1 to level 10, includes dice and character sheets. It should be an excellent read. 1 dm's box that includes world-building charts, treasure charts and monsters, a dm screen and an intro adventure. It costs the same as the player's box. See if I can make a clause to make sure that every retailer than wants to sell m:tg displays the two D&D core boxes in its store and be able to order, stock and sell D&D product if needed. I do not care if it is a comic store, a hobby store or a mass-market store. All should put the D&D products to display if they want to display and sell m:tg. [/QUOTE]

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