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the new form is a Shadowdark variant from my understanding, I assume it is not just a few pages of house rules either

I swear I saw it, but now I cannot find it... any hints? ;)

no complaints, just a follow-up question ;)

Are these graphs calendar days? I assume so, so 1.3M x 3 = 3.9M or so according to your prediction, correct?

I expected it to slow down over night, but that was practically a standstill. Goes to show how US centric KS is At around 1.3M for the first 24 hours, Morrus would put this at close to 4M for its target (first day x 3). I tend to go with first two days x 2, let's see where that ends up...

it is important as long as 5e keeps selling well, it has no intrinsic value yes, that will undoubtedly happen. Is it enough to keep people from getting bored with 5e after 10 years, probably not, but then people constantly leave for all kinds of reasons. As long as D&D brings enough new people...

Do I understand this correctly and the WotC years were the deviation and 6e will get closer to 1e/2e again? I thought 5e was already the step back towards the original design, just without abandoning everything they learned in the meantime. Not really expecting them to get much closer to 1e/2e...

just a matter of font size and page size ;)

we will have a pretty good idea tomorrow… it is fine with fewer backers as the average price point is (probably) higher, and at 1.25M 16 hours in it is not far behind the almost 2M in 24 hours that Draw Steel did 2.5M is basically guaranteed already…

Let's see how closely it tracks the Draw Steel KS ;) https://www.backerkit.com/projects/mcdm-productions/mcdm-rpg

it's what he calls the game engine, not sure what the TTRPG will be called, but for now it also goes by that name https://www.patreon.com/posts/odyssey-rulebook-121492318 There is a newer version too, but that is for patreons only

The one I am looking forward to is Mike Mearl's Odyssey, but no link to a KS (only a patreon) and no date, so not really a nomination..

that is basically what they did each time from 1e to 5e as well, so yeah, safe bet

that is a near universal theme, you like what you had when you were in your teens, which incidentally is when most people started with 5e at this point I do not really care, 2024 was a disappointment, might take a look at 6e whenever that arrives always a safe prediction ;)

imo he still is one now too ;)

there most likely is, but that is mostly the new crowd already, i.e. the players that started with 5e, not people who have played D&D for 30+ years

as an exclusive either/or, no, but there are plenty of complaints from grognards about one change or another which cannot be avoided by catering to the grognards while hoping to still attract a new audience

Given that the PDFs cost $135 by themselves, that is a great price