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<blockquote data-quote="Thorin Stoutfoot" data-source="post: 178590" data-attributes="member: 1887">$100&nbsp;I'm pretty sure minis wouldn't be a big component of a $100 product.&nbsp; They're too expensive, and if they form too big a component of the product, they'd turn away people like you.I don't buy city supplements. I don't know why, but they seem to be just more campaign setting. The setting material out there is already good enough, and I don't want any more of them. I contend, however, that really well-done pre-made campaigns have not really been explored thoroughly.Here's an example: I'm the only guy in my gaming group who regularly builds props, makes handouts and documents when DMing. Whenever I hand out my goodies, the players always go OOO and AHHH (especially when I use DM Jeff's excellent fonts from his web-site). But my time is limited and I can only make a few of these. A deluxe adventure would seriously go all out on the props. You'd get enough so that even if you never made any of your own (and most DMs don't), your players would still be amazed.I was assembling handouts and props for Masks the other evening, and one of them is an empty match-box. My fiance is not a gamer and even she ooh'd when she saw that. It was cool!That's the kind of stuff I'm talking about.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Thorin Stoutfoot, post: 178590, member: 1887"] [b]$100[/b] I'm pretty sure minis wouldn't be a big component of a $100 product. They're too expensive, and if they form too big a component of the product, they'd turn away people like you. I don't buy city supplements. I don't know why, but they seem to be just more campaign setting. The setting material out there is already good enough, and I don't want any more of them. I contend, however, that really well-done pre-made campaigns have not really been explored thoroughly. Here's an example: I'm the only guy in my gaming group who regularly builds props, makes handouts and documents when DMing. Whenever I hand out my goodies, the players always go OOO and AHHH (especially when I use DM Jeff's excellent fonts from his web-site). But my time is limited and I can only make a few of these. A deluxe adventure would seriously go all out on the props. You'd get enough so that even if you never made any of your own (and most DMs don't), your players would still be amazed. I was assembling handouts and props for Masks the other evening, and one of them is an empty match-box. My fiance is not a gamer and even she ooh'd when she saw that. It was cool! That's the kind of stuff I'm talking about. [/QUOTE]

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