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<blockquote data-quote="Urriak Uruk" data-source="post: 8171078" data-attributes="member: 7015558">[USER=23751]@Maxperson[/USER] has already said he doesn't consider Volos or Mordenkainens as general use rulebooks, as they contain a lot of lore and he doesn't consider monsters as more rules.Which IMO means he doesn't consider the Monster Manual a rulebook (even though it obviously is), but I digress.In [USER=6780330]@Parmandur[/USER] 's defense, he has said that if you include a bunch of supplementary RPG content for previous editions, you should also include the DMsGuild for this edition.My opinion is largely that we are focusing a lot on the count of books, instead of the amount of content in those books, which just seems to grow every year. Last year's adventure, the Frostmaiden, is a whole 320 pages chock full of adventure and content that is well-suited for a frozen environment. It's hard to sell to me that the D&amp;D team is not productive, when they release products like this.Wildemount: 304 pagesTheros: 256 pagesFrostmaiden: 319 pagesTasha's: 192 pagesTOTAL: 1,071If instead, we were given a product with 90 pages every month (which is about the same page lengths) would we complain about productivity?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Urriak Uruk, post: 8171078, member: 7015558"] [USER=23751]@Maxperson[/USER] has already said he doesn't consider Volos or Mordenkainens as general use rulebooks, as they contain a lot of lore and he doesn't consider monsters as more rules. Which IMO means he doesn't consider the Monster Manual a rulebook (even though it obviously is), but I digress. In [USER=6780330]@Parmandur[/USER] 's defense, he has said that if you include a bunch of supplementary RPG content for previous editions, you should also include the DMsGuild for this edition. My opinion is largely that we are focusing a lot on the count of books, instead of the amount of content in those books, which just seems to grow every year. Last year's adventure, the Frostmaiden, is a whole 320 pages chock full of adventure and content that is well-suited for a frozen environment. It's hard to sell to me that the D&D team is not productive, when they release products like this. Wildemount: 304 pages Theros: 256 pages Frostmaiden: 319 pages Tasha's: 192 pages TOTAL: 1,071 If instead, we were given a product with 90 pages every month (which is about the same page lengths) would we complain about productivity? [/QUOTE]

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