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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MrMyth" data-source="post: 5412158" data-attributes="member: 61155">That's actually what puzzles me about this thread. The main issue with the WotC 2011 content, from what we've seen, is too much innovation, isn't it?  Instead of getting PHB4 and Divine Power 2, etc, we've got the Essentials line and Heroes of Shadow. Instead of getting the usual splatbooks, we've got Champions of the Heroic Tier with themes and more player options. Instead of MM4, we've got Monster Vault 1 and 2, which come with tokens, maps, adventures. Instead of more location books, we've got a Shadowfell boxed setting, and instead of another setting, we've got the Ravenloft RPG, which sounds like it will be both more D&D and something new.  Honestly, most of the complaints I've heard have been over the differences - that we aren't seeing the same stuff we've had for the last few years. And those complaints may well be valid - I'd love to see more of a balance amidst all the products, myself - but focusing on the lack of innovation seems rather strange given how many experimental new products seem on the radar for the coming year.</blockquote>