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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sacrosanct" data-source="post: 7881803" data-attributes="member: 15700">It’s why I don’t put too much stock into the “It’s been five years and I don’t have my very niche supplement yet!  Or at least how I want it to be!” gnashing and nail biting.We have several knowns: the release schedule is much slower than any other edition, so while previous editions barfed out a ton of material really fast, 5e isn’t doing that. We also know there is currently no slow down in 5e popularity in that five years, so there’s little incentive for WoTC to barf out a ton of supplements. And then we also know that WoTC gave us the DM’s Guild to fill niches they wouldn’t address for the above reasons.If there are 100 things on the docket, and 5e releases 10 a year when other editions released 50 a year, that’s important, and why you can’t really compare released content by year for each edition; it’s apples and oranges. Not just with the actual release schedule (because the priority can be the exact same, it’s just the release of products is slower), but with other outside factors of what was going on at the time.I don’t have my shaman class. But I don’t think WoTC is forsaking me or anything. I understand the business approach going on. And since I am pretty confident 5e will be around for at least another 5 years, it’s too early for me to say it will never be addressed.</blockquote>