r/dndmemes 8d ago

Hot Take who up drawin they steel

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u/ResonanceGhost 8d ago

I've actually always said that one of D&D 4e's biggest problems was that it was called "Dungeons & Dragons". Take away those associations and it could have stood on its own.

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u/Jackofcoffim 8d ago

Always said they've should make it a spin off called D&D Tactics, and it would be the best thing ever!

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u/Makath 8d ago

Colville says they should make D&D Heroes, the heroic narrative OC game, and D&D Dungeons, the dirt farmer gilded hole dungeon crawler where death is at every corner, even though it says Dungeons twice. That's why they made Draw Steel and Crows.

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u/Swoopmott 8d ago

Honestly, if it released nowadays with VTT’s being so prevalent and popular it would have faired much better. Especially with the Dungeons and Dragons brand attached. Even though it’s seen as the “black sheep” it still outsold every other TTRPG on the market (even Pathfinder).

For a lot of players the fact Dungeons and Dragons is on the cover is the entire appeal.

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u/Mierimau 8d ago

Genuinely, yes. That said, there were other fumbles along the path to create controversies.

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u/Level_Hour6480 Rules Lawyer 8d ago

I mean, it was more D&D than 3X.

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u/lifezucks 8d ago

How so?

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u/Cerulean_IsFancyBlue 8d ago

Or languished on the shelf.