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<blockquote data-quote="Scott_Rouse" data-source="post: 3590367" data-attributes="member: 51773">Not to sound rude but don't talk about things you know nothing about, this miffs me a little. It feel like words are being put in ours mouths.The cancellation of Dragon and Dungeon magazines was not a statement on Greyhawk. It was a statement on how to run a business.We give away for free more Greyhawk content through the RPGA than most other companies publish in for sale product every year. We also spend more time, effort and money running the Living Greyhawk for the RPGA than any other setting or even D&amp;D minis.&nbsp; To put that into perspective we put more time/money support into LG than the rest of the D&amp;D gaming line combined.We know how many people play LG and we have a good idea of the market size for the setting. We don't sit around creating plots to screw over Greywhawk fans. Quite the contrary most discussion around the setting focus on how we can make it a viable for sale product line.Yes Expedition to The Ruins of Greyhawk is a test but it is not the end all be all factor determining support/future products for the setting</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Scott_Rouse, post: 3590367, member: 51773"] Not to sound rude but don't talk about things you know nothing about, this miffs me a little. It feel like words are being put in ours mouths. The cancellation of Dragon and Dungeon magazines was not a statement on Greyhawk. It was a statement on how to run a business. We give away for free more Greyhawk content through the RPGA than most other companies publish in for sale product every year. We also spend more time, effort and money running the Living Greyhawk for the RPGA than any other setting or even D&D minis. To put that into perspective we put more time/money support into LG than the rest of the D&D gaming line combined. We know how many people play LG and we have a good idea of the market size for the setting. We don't sit around creating plots to screw over Greywhawk fans. Quite the contrary most discussion around the setting focus on how we can make it a viable for sale product line. Yes Expedition to The Ruins of Greyhawk is a test but it is not the end all be all factor determining support/future products for the setting [/QUOTE]

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