RSKennan
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Hey everyone, it's been a long time since I posted here, but I wanted to ask everyone a question. I started the same thread on RPGNet, but realized that EN World was the place I probably should have posted it, since D&D's the game most famous for having published game novels. Sorry for crossposting.
Say you had two settings, A and B. Both are, for the sake of argument, equally good, according to reviews. A has a core book and few novels set in it, while B just has a core book. You've weighed everything you can think of, and the only real difference (aside from the genre and other details of the settings) between the two is the novel aspect. Are you more drawn to A, or is your decision unaffected?
Say you had two settings, A and B. Both are, for the sake of argument, equally good, according to reviews. A has a core book and few novels set in it, while B just has a core book. You've weighed everything you can think of, and the only real difference (aside from the genre and other details of the settings) between the two is the novel aspect. Are you more drawn to A, or is your decision unaffected?
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