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<blockquote data-quote="MaelStorm" data-source="post: 4100193" data-attributes="member: 60104"><p>I like the cover and I have nothing against Ari.</p><p></p><p></p><p>But I agree 100% with288 pages for 8 dragons that is a lot of page count for each dragon.</p><p></p><p></p><p>I also agree with Yes another part of the game missing for later on. It is essential to keep some interesting crunch for later on, why? Again I see a pattern here. Does Wizard of the Coast fear not having enough material for the years to come? I think they are under confident or too conservative. 4E will be successful, it is written in the sky (and no, I don't need a crystal ball). There are tons of material to invent that could be a potential seller of unexplored avenues and possibilities. That's why, I'm surprised with the bean counting on material released for the first year. Or maybe I'm completely off and their strategy is the only way to go. I always thought winners dare to take some risk.</p><p></p><p></p><p>But... I'm willing to believe what Ari saidand take a good look at the book when it comes out. I hope I will be surprised.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MaelStorm, post: 4100193, member: 60104"] I like the cover and I have nothing against Ari. But I agree 100% with288 pages for 8 dragons that is a lot of page count for each dragon. I also agree with Yes another part of the game missing for later on. It is essential to keep some interesting crunch for later on, why? Again I see a pattern here. Does Wizard of the Coast fear not having enough material for the years to come? I think they are under confident or too conservative. 4E will be successful, it is written in the sky (and no, I don't need a crystal ball). There are tons of material to invent that could be a potential seller of unexplored avenues and possibilities. That's why, I'm surprised with the bean counting on material released for the first year. Or maybe I'm completely off and their strategy is the only way to go. I always thought winners dare to take some risk. But... I'm willing to believe what Ari saidand take a good look at the book when it comes out. I hope I will be surprised. [/QUOTE]
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