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Interesting that not only is there not a 'campaign settings' option in this question, but there's also no campaign settings listed in the 'supplemental rulebooks' section. It really looks like WotC is getting out of that line of product.
 
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Sabathius42

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I dedicated the time and filled out all the questions. My most interesting takeaway was they never asked about what other RPGs I play, just what I had bought in the last 3 months.

I suspect I'm whizzing in the wind trying to squeeze some complexity into the future of D&D but I'll do my part.

#notachildsgame
 


I dedicated the time and filled out all the questions. My most interesting takeaway was they never asked about what other RPGs I play, just what I had bought in the last 3 months.

Anyone else notice that in the question about where you spent your money in the last 6 months, the only non-D&D option was '3pp products like Pathfinder' ?

They're still conflating Pathfinder (a competitor that uses a completely different ruleset) with the 3pp industry (which is free D&D advertising, and which requires the use of D&D). Makes you bang your head against the wall. They've learned nothing. They still just don't get it.
 

Anyone else notice that in the question about where you spent your money in the last 6 months, the only non-D&D option was '3pp products like Pathfinder' ?
I guess I even missed the second half and put 0€ there because I somehow thought they were only talking about 3PP for D&D. Would have been a lot more otherwise.
 


Thought these choices were interesting...

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The race selection is particularly interesting, its all One D&D races except for Aasimar, Genasi, and Changelings, accident, I think not, those 3 could be races they are concidering for inclusion in the One D&D PHB. Keep an eye out for them and I encourage everyone to vote for those ones to help make that happen.

Setting side the fact that they split homebrew into pure homebrew and inspired Homebrew is very clever on their part.

If there is a question on passed editions, that could have some effect on what editions get their own SRD.
 





Someone looking to build a case for 'monetization'.

I had a chuckle at all the digital vs paper and D&D Beyond questions as well but then again that probably seals the deal that I'm not their target demographic.
Boy you know it

I sure hope they loved my answers of "I haven't played in yonks because I cannot schedule a game to save my life and am just hanging around D&D communities vicariously living through other people's experiences"
 

I had a chuckle at all the digital vs paper and D&D Beyond questions as well but then again that probably seals the deal that I'm not their target demographic.
They were driving pretty hard to the hoop for 5E too, but I dont recall a question asking what edition of D&D are you currently playing. I get it, thats the latest edition, with 1D&D out next year but I wish theyd realize that there is still an audience for older editions, I dont see why they couldnt release new material every once in a while for older editions. I quit playing 5E, have no interest in a VTT or D&DB, and most likely wont invest in future editions without significant changes to the core mechanic. Im no longer their audience as well.
 

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They were driving pretty hard to the hoop for 5E too, but I dont recall a question asking what edition of D&D are you currently playing. I get it, thats the latest edition, with 1D&D out next year but I wish theyd realize that there is still an audience for older editions, I dont see why they couldnt release new material every once in a while for older editions. I quit playing 5E, have no interest in a VTT or D&DB, and most likely wont invest in future editions without significant changes to the core mechanic. Im no longer their audience as well.

There was one question I think about 'not having new material for the version I am playing' but otherwise, yeah.

I did get to plug Wrath of the Righteous again, which was pretty funny as well. If I can make a tiny little ripple in the corporate consciousness that says "yeah, you dont have to abandon the segment that wants something closer to 3.5"...I'll call it a job well done.
 






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