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<blockquote data-quote="Ranger REG" data-source="post: 1599048" data-attributes="member: 533">Well, I don't know how you got into (A)D&amp;D, but it has always been written with teens in mind, even though WotC market research have indicated that their target demographic are young post-high school adults. In fact, that's how I got into D&amp;D my first RPG, around the age of 13, many moons ago.All of the products you have mentioned are merely rulebooks to supplement the core, with a secondary purpose of adding Greyhawk flavor material and little Forgotten Realms these days not just to cater to those fans of WotC's published campaign but to give others examples of campaign-specific material. But GH have always been the default setting for the D&amp;D rulebook lines since the launch of 3e back in 2000. There is no deception.So, please respond to us, how exactly are you being deceived?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ranger REG, post: 1599048, member: 533"] Well, I don't know how you got into [i](A)D&D,[/i] but it has always been written with teens in mind, even though WotC market research have indicated that their target demographic are young post-high school adults. In fact, that's how I got into [i]D&D[/i] my first RPG, around the age of 13, many moons ago. All of the products you have mentioned are merely rulebooks to supplement the core, with a secondary purpose of adding [i]Greyhawk[/i] flavor material and little [i]Forgotten Realms[/i] these days not just to cater to those fans of WotC's published campaign but to give others examples of campaign-specific material. But [i]GH[/i] have always been the default setting for the [i]D&D[/i] rulebook lines since the launch of 3e back in 2000. There is no deception. So, please respond to us, how exactly are you being deceived? [/QUOTE]

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