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Message: <blockquote data-quote="NimrodvanHall" data-source="post: 2427564" data-attributes="member: 32082">I also live in Holland, in Rotterdam to be precice, and i do notice growing shelf space for White Wolf. I can hardly imagine my local stores quiting D&D altogether. For the simple fact that it still is the most populair RPG to play here. I do think that the 3.5 line is to close to 3.0 resulting into many duplications I can live without. I still play about 8 hour each week and did that for the last decade. resulting in about a pund of dice, 3 shelves of Ad&D2nd books, 1 shelve of 3.0 books, and just 6 3.5 books (PHB DMG, MM, XPH, Complete arcane, sandstorm) we do play 3.5 since 4 months since its realase, i had the PhB 2 weeks befor its USA release. but i'm not going to spend hundreds of Euro's/dollars, on books that will become obsolete as soon as WOTC descides to bring out the 4th edition, especially if all that diferentiates the books from its 3.0 counterpart is some "Balancing of feats and prestige classes."  Dont get me wrong i love his game and i do play 3.5, but imo 3.5 should not excist.  Back on topic, could it not be that Frits, descided that to many 3rd party books, or WotC terrain/lords of battle typebooks came out for d20, that do not sell, and that he does not want to offer an incomplete line to his customers. thus he descided to quit the line altogether? PS. in Holland we play the american RPG's the german/japanese games here sell as well as the bible in ancient Egyptian</blockquote>

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