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Message: <blockquote data-quote="crash_beedo" data-source="post: 5080277" data-attributes="member: 18781">For the most part, I like 4E and the direction of the 'modern incarnation'.  The starter sets are too limited (crippleware, I saw them called) and not true red boxes, so that needs to change.  The idea of genre settings is interesting.  Leveraging the D&D IP for board games seems fairly innovative - looking forward to the board game.But I agree with either re-opening up the old PDFs for purchase, or even better, creating an in-print "vintage" versions.  Half my gaming is using Moldvay B/X, Labyrinth Lord, and soon to be the Labyrinth Lord 1st edition companion... WOTC should just capitalize on the OSR by releasing a vintage edition (or just paying Goblinoid Games some money to mass-distribute LL as vintage D&D!)  But that's just me...</blockquote>