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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mirtek" data-source="post: 4197427" data-attributes="member: 40810">That's what I think too.I bought all FR supplements up to [n]. If there were more FR supplements I only bought [n] of them. If there were only [x]<[n] FR supplements I bought [x] and took the rest of my money elsewhere to things that are not D&D (like movies, dinners, ...)So if there were 6 FR books, I bought all 6 of them. And there were also 6 Eberron books and player X bought all of them. So WotC sold 6 books to me and 6 books to player X, however they had to publish 12 books to do so.If they now only prints 3 FR supplements and 3 Eberron supplements they hope that I will just buy the 3 Eberron supplements to fill out for the 3 FR supplements I can no longer buy (and that player X will do vice versa).So they still sell 6 books to each of us but now need to publish only 6 books to do so.For me it won't work, I will just buy 3 books instead of 6 and spend the saved money on Non-D&D/Non-WotC things. I won't buy extre Eberron to fill the gap, I won't buy extra core to fill the gap the gap will just be there while I am buying something entirely elseIndeed.None of the Complete [...] was ever as satisfying as the setting specific books. Complete Divine had many cleric PrCs that could be abducted to Faerun yet the cleric PrCs from Faiths&Pantheons were still nicer.QFT. It works, but it doesn't work as well.</blockquote>