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<blockquote data-quote="Mistwell" data-source="post: 6278198" data-attributes="member: 2525">We're playing Numenera in one game group.&nbsp; As far as I know, Numenera is not what most people would call &quot;well supported&quot; in terms of D&amp;D levels of support.&nbsp; But, it sells well, and I don't think anyone cares that it isn't particularly well supported.Similarly, we played Ptolus, knowing not much would come out for it later.&nbsp; And Arcana Uneartherd/Evolved.Heck, I own Mouse Guard, and I know it's not going to ever enjoy anything even vaguely like the support you see from a D&amp;D edition.But all these products cost roughly what the pricing looks like on a per-page and quality-level basis than the D&amp;D books look like they might cost (more or less).I guess my point is, people expect a lot more support for a D&amp;D game than they do for other types of RPGs that they seem happy to buy.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mistwell, post: 6278198, member: 2525"] We're playing Numenera in one game group. As far as I know, Numenera is not what most people would call "well supported" in terms of D&D levels of support. But, it sells well, and I don't think anyone cares that it isn't particularly well supported. Similarly, we played Ptolus, knowing not much would come out for it later. And Arcana Uneartherd/Evolved. Heck, I own Mouse Guard, and I know it's not going to ever enjoy anything even vaguely like the support you see from a D&D edition. But all these products cost roughly what the pricing looks like on a per-page and quality-level basis than the D&D books look like they might cost (more or less). I guess my point is, people expect a lot more support for a D&D game than they do for other types of RPGs that they seem happy to buy. [/QUOTE]

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