You know, that makes me realise... with each edition, D&D becomes more polished, more corporate, and less player oriented. Maybe that's what we're lamenting, more than anything - that loss of the feeling that it's not *ours*, but it's something we just buy. A prepackaged experience, instead of something that's uniquely *us*.
You hit the nail on the head. That's EXACTLY the point I wanted to make; thank you!
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You hit the nail on the head. That's EXACTLY the point I wanted to make; thank you!