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Message: <blockquote data-quote="scourger" data-source="post: 2122866" data-attributes="member: 12328"><p>I agree that D&D has the economy of scale.  But I don't think that a plan to make 4 PD20 sourcebooks and then possibly even more sourcebooks without modules will be successful.  It doesn't appeal to me, and I don't know a gamer to whom it would appeal.  What will sell to me is a PD20 core (source) book, modules and then sourcebooks; in that order.  Without the modules, I don't get the sourcebooks, and I may not buy the first ("core") book.  Again, adventure books may have to be printed and sold at less profit so that the publisher can sell the other books at more profit.  Even free advenure downloads are good.  I've purchased sourcebooks after downloading cool mini-adventures.  It seems to work for WotC.  There are dozens of free D&D and Star Wars adventures for download on their web site.  If it is not profitable to print modules, then post them on the web.  The costs must be less, and I feel sure it must drive sales of the print books.  Call it a Web Enhancement or whatever to get the game played.</p></blockquote><p></p>