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<blockquote data-quote="Bad Fox" data-source="post: 7094444" data-attributes="member: 6794761"><p>Quite possibly? I do know that a lot of folks love their dragons.</p><p></p><p>That said, stuffing a hardcover full of wyrms doesn't guarantee that it'll be any more successful than some other release. Especially since dragons already got covered pretty extensively in the core Monster Manual, and got themselves two full 5e adventures on top of that.</p><p></p><p>Sure, you could write enough on just about any monster to fill a whole book, and dragons would almost definitely be the easiest. But with D&D's current publishing schedule, the question becomes: why prioritize this book over another that you could release? What's the cool thing that makes it stand out from the rest of the current 5e library?</p><p></p><p>I'm not saying that wouldn't happen - just that my personal preference would be to get a lot of other things first. I feel pretty covered for dragons with what we have right now, and I expect a bunch of people feel the same way. But for all I know, maybe that's only a tiny minority of the player base.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bad Fox, post: 7094444, member: 6794761"] Quite possibly? I do know that a lot of folks love their dragons. That said, stuffing a hardcover full of wyrms doesn't guarantee that it'll be any more successful than some other release. Especially since dragons already got covered pretty extensively in the core Monster Manual, and got themselves two full 5e adventures on top of that. Sure, you could write enough on just about any monster to fill a whole book, and dragons would almost definitely be the easiest. But with D&D's current publishing schedule, the question becomes: why prioritize this book over another that you could release? What's the cool thing that makes it stand out from the rest of the current 5e library? I'm not saying that wouldn't happen - just that my personal preference would be to get a lot of other things first. I feel pretty covered for dragons with what we have right now, and I expect a bunch of people feel the same way. But for all I know, maybe that's only a tiny minority of the player base. [/QUOTE]
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