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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Psion" data-source="post: 3266431" data-attributes="member: 172">Take a look at the thread about "products that haven't been done".In it, Mouseferatu opines that he and CA Suleiman would LOVE to do some things mention, like an Arabian setting. But they just know to do it justice, they'd have to expend more time on the project than the public would pay for.Therein lies the rub, really. The more esoteric the idea, the less people are going to buy into it, and as a result, the less people are going to take the time to do a quality job of it.To it's benefit, the early d20 era brought us a TON of creative material that pushed back the boundaries of fantasy gaming. The market wave that those products rode in on is gone.But the products are still there.If you are looking for creativity, consider the products that you have passed up. Or even, that you might have on your shelves but haven't used.Gladly, many of these products that are hard to find now can still be had through PDF.So browse around. Do a retrospective. See what people were excited about 2, 3, 4 years ago.Me, I just finished scrounging up the last Oathbound book I was missing, have 2 more books to pick up for Scarred Lands, and am looking forward to using several products that I have yet to use that I bought long ago, like Libram Equitus Compiled (it looks like the cult of Corean will finally make an appearance) and Egyptian Adventures: Hamunaptra.</blockquote>