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all depends how they judge and then structure their printing schedule they already have a good handle of initial sales (through subscription services and recorded show numbers) allowing them to produce a limited run to better gauge the industry… I think you’re seeing it as a completely new...

Ohh the comidy of errors with that last adventure... /facepalm we ended up telling the last part of the story in our living campaign

I'm one of the paradigm concepts guys (Arcanis, Witch Hunter, Rotted Capes... I'm one of the rules designer and developer, lead developer on Rotted Capes and was one of the head developers on Arcanis) and I can tell you... printing is not that expensive, and we do all our printing in the US...

except $$ wize they would make much more off a printed hard cover bestary.... a PDF conversion guide is a pain the but for GMs to flip back and forth... a book on the other hand.. we will see... wotc did say OGL.. which by it's nature does not proclude producing both... the GSL scared a LOT...

Sales numbers are phenomenal for 5e and a lot of people are playing it now, but we will see down the line when it comes to campaign and game support… If WOTC pulls off the two campaigns per year (which is equal to two adventure paths) with supplements I suspect we will see 5e sales continue...

I don't want to get into the mud on this one, but your very close to wrong on this.... my group playtested 3.X and jumped from Skills and Powers (2e product I still own a copy of) the leap of faith was much shorter... classes >>felt<< the same, the math was simple to grasp (oh roll high on all...

Now Why is OGL a good thing for the game? one word... Innovation there are ideas created by the d20 market which have found their way to 5e and made 5e better... for example, attributes as saves... thank you Castles and Crusades. a active and growing OGL market using the 5e ruleset is...

Simply put...... if 4e looked more like the Saga system of Star Wars (which looked like the logical progression of 3.X to 4.0) pathfinder would have found no foot hold.. 4e was such a drastic departure from 3.X it kicked 3.X fans in the face..... 4e was a larger departure from 3.x then 3.x...

Yep I saw that, and his focus on saying "players" is a little telling I have a feeling their program will limit commercial ventures with 5e, though, apprently we are seeing companies use the original OGL to produce thinhs for 5e I hope I'm wrong and they allow companies to produce 5e...

BTW I hope you all are not taking my posts as "poo pooing" the campaign, I have heard some good stuff about the adventures..

I would if my local stores would even offered it... Right now they have limited table space on "RPG Night" and are swamped by pathfinder (because players can play at the store and at home, and play with diffrent people while advancing their characters) the stores have limited seating, one...

except the currenty strutucre disinfrances a large group of hard core players... those who do not like playing at a store... playing CCGs in a store is one thing, but running a game in a store filled with CCG players, Role-Players, and Miniature Game Players is another thing enterly. the...

wish they would have given the licence to us at Paradigm Concepts, we did spell cards for 3.0 and were....obessessed... with making sure they were 100% useable at the table.. the ommicion of something as core to the system as concentration makes this product a no go.. for me

I think I know what they have in mind They plan to have some OGL like structure but though a market place of their own. think of it as a iTunes for D&D, they get a small cut, all products are a mininum of 0.99 but you can charge what you want.... they get a cut. of course they would have...

Good!!

I don't see the issue... warlocks are suposed to lean on their cantrips.. half of their powers augment them. Heck you can have a Familiar fully capable of melee (far better then a rangers, they are intellegect and thus can act on their own) or use a melee weapon... anyone bitching about this...

Already have, zero responce... (and I know at least 4 of my friends have shared the same concern) sadly the AL is not seeing this as a compaition for player time, while I have it by some solid sources that people in PFS are seeing 5e and the Adventures Leage as direct compaition, and are...

downloaded. I think I'm going to wait for the offical post DMG update to get a nice copy made and bound by Lulu

my point is that it's killing campaign grouth.... I know a bunch of people (18 or so) that want to play 5e but are waiting for some kind of flexible campaign option, for now they play pathfinder... those are players not playing 5e..... not getting the next books, I think about half of them...

Your missing the point.. each one of those adventures requires a long term commitment. I have a group that started Hord but after the first game we have not been able to get together again... If it was a classic 4 hour adventire.. I could have played 4 games or so with diffrent player/table...