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<blockquote data-quote="Olgar Shiverstone" data-source="post: 6270951" data-attributes="member: 5868">Except that if history is any guide, you'll only get 2-3 years before they release v5.5, 5E Essentials, or whatever the name for the next in-edition product refresh will be...*ducks*So in other words, you *won't* pay $50.&nbsp; I wonder if WotC is jacking up the wholesale price (given some of the inflation calculators show $10 over previous books) to get a bit more after the inevitable internet point of sale discounting. Or perhaps the page count is just larger.Kind of sucks for your FLGS if they have to retail at $50 for a brand-new product release and compete against a $35 price on line.Personally, I'll pay a $35 discount price.&nbsp; For $50 including discount, it had better be a complete core rules, or within one book (+MM) of doing so (for the record, I only bought the Pathfinder Basic guide since my 3.X&nbsp; stuff was usable).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Olgar Shiverstone, post: 6270951, member: 5868"] Except that if history is any guide, you'll only get 2-3 years before they release v5.5, 5E Essentials, or whatever the name for the next in-edition product refresh will be... *ducks* So in other words, you *won't* pay $50. I wonder if WotC is jacking up the wholesale price (given some of the inflation calculators show $10 over previous books) to get a bit more after the inevitable internet point of sale discounting. Or perhaps the page count is just larger. Kind of sucks for your FLGS if they have to retail at $50 for a brand-new product release and compete against a $35 price on line. Personally, I'll pay a $35 discount price. For $50 including discount, it had better be a complete core rules, or within one book (+MM) of doing so (for the record, I only bought the Pathfinder Basic guide since my 3.X stuff was usable). [/QUOTE]

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