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<blockquote data-quote="HeruShango" data-source="post: 3514552" data-attributes="member: 22910">Epic GamingGreetings,I hope non-DI and Dungeon and Dragon magazine questions can be asked here. Can someone give me WotC's &quot;official&quot; reasoning for not outsourcing Epic Level Gaming to other companies? Like Paizo having/had Dragon and Margaret Weiss having/had Dragonlance. IF it is not a profitable product like I have been hearing, why not license the Epic rules to a company that will provide quality products to the large(not large enough for your profit margins of course, but it is substantial enough to support more content) Epic Community. They are 2 sites(that I know of), Dicefreaks and UK's site that mainly supports the Epic Community, and if you read the many posts about folks wanting more Epic content it is a great many peolple. On this site as well as Wotc offcial site and many others. Just look at the &quot;Hosted Publishers Forum&quot; here and you see that Eternity Publishing has more posts than the other companies combined. I only say that to point out the great(again not by Wotc standards) interest and loyalty Epic fans have for your product. I can't stop folks from responding as they wish only make a request, please refrain from negative remarks about the Epic Handbook. This is for the above people I wrote about who truly want more Epic support.Again, from what I've read AND the fact that Wotc has not supported Epic Level Gaming with 3.5 update books and other means, why can't we Epic gamers get the support we would like from a 3rd party taking over?Thanks for your time.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="HeruShango, post: 3514552, member: 22910"] [b]Epic Gaming[/b] [B]Greetings, I hope non-DI and Dungeon and Dragon magazine questions can be asked here. Can someone give me WotC's "official" reasoning for not outsourcing Epic Level Gaming to other companies? Like Paizo having/had Dragon and Margaret Weiss having/had Dragonlance. IF it is not a profitable product like I have been hearing, why not license the Epic rules to a company that will provide quality products to the large(not large enough for your profit margins of course, but it is substantial enough to support more content) Epic Community. They are 2 sites(that I know of), Dicefreaks and UK's site that mainly supports the Epic Community, and if you read the many posts about folks wanting more Epic content it is a great many peolple. On this site as well as Wotc offcial site and many others. Just look at the "Hosted Publishers Forum" here and you see that Eternity Publishing has more posts than the other companies combined. I only say that to point out the great(again not by Wotc standards) interest and loyalty Epic fans have for your product. I can't stop folks from responding as they wish only make a request, please refrain from negative remarks about the Epic Handbook. This is for the above people I wrote about who truly want more Epic support. Again, from what I've read AND the fact that Wotc has not supported Epic Level Gaming with 3.5 update books and other means, why can't we Epic gamers get the support we would like from a 3rd party taking over? Thanks for your time.[/B] [/QUOTE]

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