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Xyxox said:What I'm wondering is, how are personal gaming economies coming into play with ENWorlders out there and do others also have a potential of letting D&D go completely by the wayside with 4E as I do? I admit, the D&D Insider component sounds intriguing and could keep me involved with the game as I would use virtual minis, but my gaming dollars are finite and I can spend on only so much material.
Well I've said it in other threads, but right now, for me, Runequest is giving D&D some serious competition, especially with the free SRD (so I don't have to buy the companion or monsters if I don't want to). I like swords and sorcery type fantasy and the runequest system, IMHO, does this better than D&D. The rules are pretty easy to understand and the game has as much tactical play as D&D. My group can create the exact type of PC they want without having to buy class x, and character creation is a little faster than D&D.
Furthermore the Eternal Champion line is a complete rules set and setting for $30 so it's more economical in that for the price of the PHB everyone in my group can get a full copy of the rules in case they want to run a game or just play. Other wise just download the SRD for free. I have no interest whatsoever right now in the DDI, and the more I hear about it(purchasing random mini boosters...pleeease) the more I'm turned off.
After we finish our Monte Cook's WoD campaign we are going to give the Elric game a spin, and if it works out for the group then I see no reason to buy into D&D 4e.
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