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Message: <blockquote data-quote="pukunui" data-source="post: 8105245" data-attributes="member: 54629">This. These sorts of errors and oversights were more understandable / forgivable when WotC was spitting books out every month. Now they have way more time to work on them and fine tune them. They make a big deal out of quality over quantity, but it doesn’t always show.I love 5e, and I think WotC did a fantastic job with the rule set. I’ve just been somewhat disappointed with the support they’ve given the game since its initial release.It’s not because I think WotC sucks and the designers are all hacks. It’s because, given the slower release schedule, I feel the products they put out aren’t as good as they could be. Some are truly awful (like Dragon Heist) but others are really good and, with just a bit more fine tuning, could have been truly excellent.For instance, I love SCAG, I just wish it had more content in it (including all the stuff I got to playtest that didn’t make the cut).I love Volo’s, but I wish the playable races had gotten more attention, as some are OP and others are UP and WotC just slapped a “use at your own discretion” warning on them.In my mind, Rime seems like a good adventure that could have been even better if they’d just take  the time to address a few things that they left vague.</blockquote>