Reply to thread

Message: <blockquote data-quote="Nellisir" data-source="post: 6234304" data-attributes="member: 70">I'll agree with this. I'm one of the people that buys settings to read, not play. I'm also one of the ones that bought Dungeon to read, not play. Dungeon was a fantastic value for the money. I don't buy modules because for me, they're not a good value. The 4e material was not enough setting, not enough adventure, and (since I don't play 4e) the rules content was irrelevant (except that it left less room for setting material).  I bought the 4e Forgotten Realms book, and sold it again a few months later. I would have loved to check out a new WotC setting, but the value was never there.I'm OK with another vanilla medieval fantasy setting, btw. That's what I play. Medieval India or Asia would be OK too, but I have no interest in psionics, or steampunk, or most of the other specialized concepts that get kicked around.  Forgotten Realms, Mystara, Birthright, and Greyhawk are all pretty vanilla, but they're all different enough to be interesting.</blockquote>