>but as Ryan has pointed out, this method is only of short term value. WOTC
>promotes D&D as D&D, not D&D 3rd edition, now that it is on the market. So
>the 3rd edition tag will, potentially, lose its audience recognition factor
>very quickly.
Ho Ho Ho.
Two friends of mine are running "First Edition" campaigns. My long-running
"2nd Edition" game is still going strong. I routinely see flyers up at
local gaming stores and posts on the web referring to "1E", "2E", and "3E".
I think Clark got it right - "3E" is here to stay. Maybe it will fade -
when all the people that played "2E" and "1E" no longer play D&D at all.
ROTFL
Faust
See the <dreadfully outdated> OGF FAQ at:
http://www.earth1066.com/D20FAQ.htm
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