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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Aberzanzorax" data-source="post: 4564502" data-attributes="member: 64209">While this is true, it is only one factor. There are things larger than edition that are to be considered for at least some third party gamers. I am a bigger fan of Necromancer than ANY edition. I'd buy their products if they came out with 3rd, 4th, pathfinder, or their own system. Same is true for the Midnight setting of Fantasy flight games, Green Ronin's Freeport, Privateer Press's Iron Kingdoms, or Paradigm Concept's Arcanis. I actually prefer third edition to Pathfinder, but I'll take what I can get. In any case, it's not that I want these companies to produce for pathfinder or for 4e. I just want products from them. I can convert them as I need. (Though if they were all one or two systems, that would be ideal) On the other hand, products like Goodman's 4e dungeon crawls are not world specific, nor are they usually as inventive as the Necromancer adventures. I'd buy those if I wanted more 4e adventures (same reason I buy the third edition ones). They are great dungeon crawls. But that's generally all they are. They're not a reason to get into fourth edition, they're a reason to stay with fourth edition and broaden it. If I'm convinced to get 4e, I'll definitely buy their products to get more 4e. But what I'm looking for is diversity in 4e before I buy. If I can get that, I'm in. Heck, I'd even convert my 3e stuff to 4e if they were in the same gaming worlds.</blockquote>

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