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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Garnfellow" data-source="post: 2850347" data-attributes="member: 1223">This sounds way too much like a guy who has never run his own business before.Canceling the book is a serious bummer, but not a big surprise either. I can’t blame Green Ronin for being wary about committing too many resources into d20 right now. Consider the following factors: (1) the near collapse of the game distribution channel, (2) ongoing uncertainty concerning 4e, (3) a general glut of unsold d20 backstock, (4) WotC’s lack of updates to the SRD along with flooding the market with new supplements, and (5) a sluggish US economy. Based on all that, would you invest YOUR own money in a new d20 supplement right now? If so, I’ve got a couple of business propositions for you.I would have loved to have seen this book, and I am disappointed that I won’t. But I am more concerned about what this says about the general health of d20 publishing community. Green Ronin has consistently been one of the best producers of d20. If they are pulling back from the market, how long before the few remaining companies start to, also? Will Paizo start feeling the pressure of competition as WotC starts releasing an adventure a month of their own?</blockquote>