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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ampolitor" data-source="post: 7903781" data-attributes="member: 11758"><p>No I agree, BUT in the days of 2nd we didn't have much on the net. D&D was not geared toward social media and what was popular on it. We didn't have streamed games etc.. I could care less about those products as well. I want to see a Birthright core book or Planescape, I think like me you are used to what we had then. A line of worlds and everything after was to support those lines. Now they are going off in tangents, and you would think that they would have learned their lessons when TSR did that. I know these items are selling now, but in the long run they have to support their main products. Get some more Ravenloft out there, more core worlds. I mean lets be real, Planescape would be Huge seller for them. Right now they are running it for the money as a business, boardgames, and hitting on novelty things that sell, like rick and morty, stranger things, etc.. I just hope they start putting out some more module books or books that support the worlds they are using. I still loved the old 2e times when there were box sets, modules, and crunch books galore, but sadly i think those days are long gone. It is whatever sells. As for me I am still hoping and holding out for a new hardcover for Birthright, my favorite setting. With the popularity of Game of Thrones you would of thought it would have been a no brainer.</p></blockquote><p></p>