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<blockquote data-quote="Narfellus" data-source="post: 1431441" data-attributes="member: 11040">wotcwell, for what my meager opinion is worth, i think that there are probably too many supplements out there already. I've been playing on and off since 1st edition, and all the incarnations of the game have had good and bad points. WotC has the privlege of the prettiest books ever made, but the drawback is that they and other 3rd party developers often rehash what has been done before, not even 3rd edition, but going back to the roots of the game. I don't think i need a rulebook to tell me how cold weather can affect the players. On the other hand, it will probably be full color hardback, beautiful art, and then the standard (yech) prestiges and feats and &quot;new&quot; weapons. &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; But i won't judge it until i see it, and if done right and with new ideas that really spark the imagination, then such a series might be worthwhile.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Narfellus, post: 1431441, member: 11040"] [b]wotc[/b] well, for what my meager opinion is worth, i think that there are probably too many supplements out there already. I've been playing on and off since 1st edition, and all the incarnations of the game have had good and bad points. WotC has the privlege of the prettiest books ever made, but the drawback is that they and other 3rd party developers often rehash what has been done before, not even 3rd edition, but going back to the roots of the game. I don't think i need a rulebook to tell me how cold weather can affect the players. On the other hand, it will probably be full color hardback, beautiful art, and then the standard (yech) prestiges and feats and "new" weapons. But i won't judge it until i see it, and if done right and with new ideas that really spark the imagination, then such a series might be worthwhile. [/QUOTE]

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