After all, it’s not all that common for someone who appears on so many computer screens around the globe to take the time to write your community a heartfelt letter. Reddit, so far, has responded with warmth and positivity to Mercer’s post. I also wanted to comment on the occasionally-invoked negative opinions on my homebrew designs I’ve seen here… and they aren’t wrong! I don’t have the lengthy design history and experience that many of you within this community do have. It’s a brave author who can take unsugared and heads on criticism of their labour of love. Just cast a glance at Keith Baker, the Eberron creator’s Project Raptor for an idea of how complicated this can get. There are also all sorts of complications around rights to intellectual property, ownership and royalties. There’s no hurry to burn through old hits. It’s not as if it makes business sense for Wizards of the Coast to find success with D&D 5e (a success which is due, in no small way, to Mercer) and crank out re-issues of old material as quickly as possible. Believe you me, I’m one of the those who is ever-shouting “I want my Planescape/Dark Sun”, and said so loudly… multiple times while in the WotC offices. He knows exactly why some gamers are speaking up and disappointed.Īs a person excited and clamoring for new settings to be brought into the D&D multiverse, I also understand the frustrations from some that this isn’t one of the “classics”. Mercer also shows that he keeps his finger on the pulse of the community. I am one, of course, and worst than most as run a whole blog! Sometimes those opinions are negative. Confident in their knowledge of their hobby, many of these gamers feel as if the world needs to hear their opinions. D&D is a game that makes experienced DMs and players feel like experts. I am also well-aware of how much negativity can permeate these spaces regarding myself and the games we play, and that’s ok! With the Explorer’s Guide to Wildemount announcement… from DnD

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