Having read that, all I can say is that unless their writing and support is *IMMACULATE* like god-tier perfect, they're making a big mistake.
Trying to make the game that appeals to everyone when you have a player base as fragmented as D&D's (compare the Pathfinder/4e split) is a prospect that's nearly doomed to failure. Sure, it's possible, but the odds of it happening are slim to none.
For that reason alone, I'm skeptical. To say nothing of their track-record with flavor-text (although I've only read the first couple 4e bits, and I'm sure the later material isn't as horrible as 'lol Tieflings aren't humans with fiendish ancestry, they're a single race of devil-infused. . . things now! Also they're all Asmodeus-look alikes'), the rules themselves are under scrutiny.
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