This is just a short idea. What if TSR, the creator of D&D, never went bankrupt and was never purchased by Wizards of the Coast/Hasbro in 1997?
1999 Dungeons & Dragons 6th Edition is published; this edition is some sort of test-bed for the next edition of AD&D
2000 Advanced Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition is published using ideas tested in D&D 6e and in the Player Options series of AD&D 2e
2004 Dungeons & Dragons 30th Anniversary Edition is published, a revised edition of D&D 6e
2008 Advanced Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition is published
2010 Dungeons & Dragons 7th Edition is published with simplified and fast-pace rules, fans call it the 'off-line MMORPG'
1999 Dungeons & Dragons 6th Edition is published; this edition is some sort of test-bed for the next edition of AD&D
2000 Advanced Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition is published using ideas tested in D&D 6e and in the Player Options series of AD&D 2e
2004 Dungeons & Dragons 30th Anniversary Edition is published, a revised edition of D&D 6e
2008 Advanced Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition is published
2010 Dungeons & Dragons 7th Edition is published with simplified and fast-pace rules, fans call it the 'off-line MMORPG'
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