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<blockquote data-quote="Jan van Leyden" data-source="post: 4834025" data-attributes="member: 20307">Having been infected by the collector's virus in 2000/2001, I have way too many 3e books gathering dust on my shelves. There are some class items, some stinkers and a ot of stuff which, while being okay, saw no use in my games.So when 4e was announced I told myself that I'd keep myself under control. My only 3pp book for 4e is Goodman Games' Sellswords of Punjar, of which I'm rather disappointed, plus a PDF by Adamant. Now I'm sitting here, waiting for a book to really interest me. It might be an adventure by an author whose name I equate with quality, an adventure receiving good notes on the forums three months after being published, or a campaign setting which ignites the flames of curiosity.Crunchy stuff? No, thank you! We'll never ever fully explore the WotC crunch up to PHB2 and MM2.Another thing has changed for me in the last years, too. I'm no longer a voracious reader of RPG books. I see nearly all of the books in the field as much too boring to read at leisure. 256 pages of monsters? Gazillions of powers? Nope, I'd rather get me a decent novel for my comfortable evenings on the sofa.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jan van Leyden, post: 4834025, member: 20307"] Having been infected by the collector's virus in 2000/2001, I have way too many 3e books gathering dust on my shelves. There are some class items, some stinkers and a ot of stuff which, while being okay, saw no use in my games. So when 4e was announced I told myself that I'd keep myself under control. My only 3pp book for 4e is Goodman Games' Sellswords of Punjar, of which I'm rather disappointed, plus a PDF by Adamant. Now I'm sitting here, waiting for a book to really interest me. It might be an adventure by an author whose name I equate with quality, an adventure receiving good notes on the forums three months after being published, or a campaign setting which ignites the flames of curiosity. Crunchy stuff? No, thank you! We'll never ever fully explore the WotC crunch up to PHB2 and MM2. Another thing has changed for me in the last years, too. I'm no longer a voracious reader of RPG books. I see nearly all of the books in the field as much too boring to read at leisure. 256 pages of monsters? Gazillions of powers? Nope, I'd rather get me a decent novel for my comfortable evenings on the sofa. [/QUOTE]

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