Another Cease and Desist Letter: 4E Powercards

I fail to see how the OGL was a bad thing for customers
While there has certainly been some excellent material produced under the OGL my impression is that it was outweighed by large quantities of low quality, poorly written rubbish which glutted the market. It made picking out the useful from the dross pretty damn difficult.
 

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While there has certainly been some excellent material produced under the OGL my impression is that it was outweighed by large quantities of low quality, poorly written rubbish which glutted the market. It made picking out the useful from the dross pretty damn difficult.

see that was the big bad side of OGL...dozens of books that looked compattable that were not...ones that were broken, or just didn't fit...


Paizo is even smaller than White Wolf and it seems it is doing just fine.

please tell me that is a joke...I would rather D&D die then let piazo hold the reigns...
 


The only thing we have regarding sales are some relative numbers for the original core trio of books regarding initial print runs. There has been a deafening silence on sales of books released after that point.

We're all going to read into that void as we see fit, and without numbers that neither of us have access to, neither my skepticism nor others fanboyism is going to bend much. I swear, some folks seem to take personal offense at the very suggestion that the 4e might not be the most financially successful edition of all time by any metric possible.

And some people seem to take offense at the fact that 4e might not be a huge failure. If you read my post, you will see I didn't claim them to be hard numbers. I merely pointed out that they were at least as good, and probably better than the "evidence" of a splintering mentioned by Carmachu.

Cheers
 



The genius part was letting the site operate for as long as it did. Why pay for market research when fans will do it for nothing? The site proved that there is a demand for such cards now WOTC can sell them.
Such "genius" would backfire pretty impressively if the shut-down resource could prove that WotC was aware of its activities and permitted them.
 



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