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<blockquote data-quote="Imaro" data-source="post: 8996741" data-attributes="member: 48965">I think it's been implied if not outright stated quite a bit in this thread.Funnily enough the top D&amp;D streamer for years...Critical Role... doesn't use a pre-published setting or a pre-published adventure.&nbsp; So what do the sales of the adventure look like in comparison to the actual sales of corebooks... because that would be a better determiner of how many groups are actually playing that way than saying well they sell good.&nbsp; How many are then using those adventure to strip mine for material, only to read and never play and so on.&nbsp; I think looking at the fact that te adventure sell (and we're not even sure if they are good sales in comparison to rules and supplement books) really isn't evidence of any type of default playstyle. I'd suggest campaign settings are... two different things.You've given no real solid evidence to back this up.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Imaro, post: 8996741, member: 48965"] I think it's been implied if not outright stated quite a bit in this thread. Funnily enough the top D&D streamer for years...Critical Role... doesn't use a pre-published setting or a pre-published adventure. So what do the sales of the adventure look like in comparison to the actual sales of corebooks... because that would be a better determiner of how many groups are actually playing that way than saying well they sell good. How many are then using those adventure to strip mine for material, only to read and never play and so on. I think looking at the fact that te adventure sell (and we're not even sure if they are good sales in comparison to rules and supplement books) really isn't evidence of any type of default playstyle. I'd suggest campaign settings are... two different things. You've given no real solid evidence to back this up. [/QUOTE]

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