This whole thread is gold, and good rationale for @Wizards_DnD to hire some anthropologists and sociologists to study their consumer base while they examine how they craft #DnD& #39;s core books. Because those surveys they& #39;re using now? Not going to give them good data. https://twitter.com/alyssavisscher/status/1331300756834578432">https://twitter.com/alyssavis...

The thread linked at the end of the OP& #39;s thread is also a big flag that Wizards should be paying attention to. Every edition needs a handful of core supplemental books produced, books 5e hasn& #39;t put out. They& #39;re not there for the older generations, but instead for the newest one.

Not to mention that making these books would help @Wizards_DnD. How? They& #39;d provide ready, in edition locales and tools to work with. They& #39;d also mean that, even if only detailed in a single book, it& #39;s only one generation behind in terms of updating into the next edition.