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<blockquote data-quote="MGibster" data-source="post: 9156493" data-attributes="member: 4534">I kind of miss the days when tons of splat books were released.&nbsp; Some of them were terrible, I still have nightmares about the Bladesinger kit, but a lot of the books were full of great material.&nbsp; I've not really bought a whole lot of 5th edition D&amp;D books over the course of the last 9 years.&nbsp; I have the three core books, a few campaigns, Eberron, and Xanathar's.&nbsp; That's it.&nbsp; The main reason I've bought so few books is because so little of what they produce actually interests me.&nbsp; Hell, two of the campaigns I've bought are still in shrink wrap.&nbsp; I don't expect WotC to cater to my every need or want, though it would be nice, so I don't hold this against them. Would I purchase a bunch of splat books if they printed more?&nbsp; I'm thinking probably not.&nbsp; Sometimes what the consumer says they want isn't the same as what the consumer will spend money on.&nbsp; FFG had a ton of splat books for their Star Wars line and I didn't buy a single one. So good for WotC for putting out a limited number of products over the years.&nbsp; I wish they'd do a better job with their setting material, but it appears they're making the right business decision by limiting their production schedule.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MGibster, post: 9156493, member: 4534"] I kind of miss the days when tons of splat books were released. Some of them were terrible, I still have nightmares about the Bladesinger kit, but a lot of the books were full of great material. I've not really bought a whole lot of 5th edition D&D books over the course of the last 9 years. I have the three core books, a few campaigns, Eberron, and Xanathar's. That's it. The main reason I've bought so few books is because so little of what they produce actually interests me. Hell, two of the campaigns I've bought are still in shrink wrap. I don't expect WotC to cater to my every need or want, though it would be nice, so I don't hold this against them. Would I purchase a bunch of splat books if they printed more? I'm thinking probably not. Sometimes what the consumer says they want isn't the same as what the consumer will spend money on. FFG had a ton of splat books for their Star Wars line and I didn't buy a single one. So good for WotC for putting out a limited number of products over the years. I wish they'd do a better job with their setting material, but it appears they're making the right business decision by limiting their production schedule. [/QUOTE]

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