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<blockquote data-quote="WayneLigon" data-source="post: 3349272" data-attributes="member: 3649">OK, I want a show of hands. Who actually believes that, when 4E comes, it will not follow the same pattern of releases that every popular RPG has since the beginning: there will be core books, and then more books: supplements, adventures, equipment, spells, monsters and NPCs and locations and etc etc. And still more. Until people quit buying them.Five or six years after 4E is released, we'll have the equvilant number of splat books, environment books, additional monsters, spells, or whatever 'extra things that can be added' there are in 4E. Lets say that, just to pick something out of the air, 4E will have templates for spells you can lay onto spells to change their features. Does anyone really, truly think we will not see The Book of Spell Templates? And probably Book of Spell Templates II, if that sold really well?If 'number of books and rules' is a problem with 3E, then 4E will not solve this problem. It's a matter of simple common sense. As long as D&amp;D remains as popular as it is, you'll see more books until most major niches have been filled.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="WayneLigon, post: 3349272, member: 3649"] OK, I want a show of hands. Who [I]actually believes [/I] that, when 4E comes, it will [I]not[/I] follow the same pattern of releases that [I]every popular [/I] RPG has since the beginning: there will be core books, and then more books: supplements, adventures, equipment, spells, monsters and NPCs and locations and etc etc. And still more. Until people quit buying them. Five or six years after 4E is released, we'll have the equvilant number of splat books, environment books, additional monsters, spells, or whatever 'extra things that can be added' there are in 4E. Lets say that, just to pick something out of the air, 4E will have templates for spells you can lay onto spells to change their features. Does anyone really, truly think we will not see The Book of Spell Templates? And probably Book of Spell Templates II, if that sold really well? If 'number of books and rules' is a problem with 3E, then 4E [I]will not solve this problem[/I]. It's a matter of simple common sense. As long as D&D remains as popular as it is, you'll see more books until most major niches have been filled. [/QUOTE]

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