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<blockquote data-quote="Ringtail" data-source="post: 8229227" data-attributes="member: 7015570">Pathfinder 1e ran for about 10 years I believe, and that was a game many people believed wasn't going to get a second edition, or shouldn't get a second edition.As for D&amp;D, I remember seeing discussions about 6e or 5.5 around 2019, around the 5 year mark. We're passed that now, so I think we'll probably make it to 10 years of 5e, but I would be pretty surprised, if there wasn't a new edition by then. HOWEVER, I wouldn't be surprised if WoTC going forward went with more of a &quot;live-serivce&quot; model you see in certain video games. Continuing to release material that is broadly compatible but changes the game. This is easier done with websites like D&amp;D Beyond, though of course a new PHB would have to be printed eventually. Given some of the changes to race/ancestry from Tasha's which they are rolling forward, we might already be looking at this.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ringtail, post: 8229227, member: 7015570"] Pathfinder 1e ran for about 10 years I believe, and that was a game many people believed [B]wasn't[/B] going to get a second edition, or [B]shouldn't [/B]get a second edition. As for D&D, I remember seeing discussions about 6e or 5.5 around 2019, around the 5 year mark. We're passed that now, so I think we'll probably make it to 10 years of 5e, but I would be pretty surprised, if there wasn't a new edition by then. HOWEVER, I wouldn't be surprised if WoTC going forward went with more of a "live-serivce" model you see in certain video games. Continuing to release material that is broadly compatible but changes the game. This is easier done with websites like D&D Beyond, though of course a new PHB would have to be printed [I]eventually. [/I]Given some of the changes to race/ancestry from [I]Tasha's [/I]which they are rolling forward, we might already be looking at this. [/QUOTE]

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