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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Faraer" data-source="post: 3664895" data-attributes="member: 6318">To help Realms DMs and players use the splatbook classes in their games, and to sell them the splatbooks would be two big reasons.Not as far as we know. There are novel releases scheduled through 2010, and Rich Baker has <a href="http://boards1.wizards.com/showthread.php?t=702942&page=12" target="_blank">recently expressed excitement</a> about the future of the game line.And Wizards realizes this, as Paizo belatedly came to. There are many who subscribed to Dragon, and will to the online service, primarily for setting-specific content. Personally, I prefer lore for known settings I'm not even fond of to depthless implicit-setting-we-know-nothing-about spurious-rules-heavy 'generic' work.Most of which, I think; it's easier to include a village or an NPC or a plot hook in your campaign world than a whole class of characters or type of magic. We feel likewise. Eytan knows what he's doing.</blockquote>