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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Razz" data-source="post: 3593628" data-attributes="member: 3014">The problem I have with that is if you guys come out with more material for Greyhawk based on these "tests", that's going to already eat into the general supplements, Forgotten Realms material, and Eberron material. I don't think homebrews will be pleased to see that less books are being released because Greyhawk material is now taking up space. The same goes for Realms fans (like me) who've been dying to get some good Realms products (since 2007 FR products are, well, a silly trilogy of adventures and a coffee-table book?), and the Eberron fans will gripe about less Eberron products.Granted, I am not saying Greyhawk fans should never get material. I just don't think they should be getting hardcore amounts of material like the Realms and Eberron should have. If that is the case, there's plenty of Planescape fans, Ravenloft fans, and Dark Sun fans that'll just gripe about Greyhawk gettings its chance but not them.As one can tell, I am no fan of Greyhawk. I understand it's necessity for those who want to run very simple, very light, and very low-magic and low-level type games in such a setting. But I highly doubt there's enough interest in it anymore to cull the fat off us FR and Eberron fans.Then again, maybe these "tests" will prove otherwise, I guess. But I figure I'd throw my 2 copper out there anyway. It comes down to this one question to you: if GH has a large interest, how much will it dissolve the generic (cap books like Complete series, Races of series, etc.), FR and Eberron material?</blockquote>

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