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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Turjan" data-source="post: 4338735" data-attributes="member: 3477">Right you are. I could have sworn that the table looked different this morning, but now it says so.That leaves me to say that the cut looks artificial to me, if you look at the distribution of the power sources. Anyway, as usual, the perception of how things are done are more important than how you actually do things as a company. And as far as the topic of this thread goes, I'm in the boat of those who think that the core concepts, classes and monsters are spread over several books and years. If many people think like that, it has the potential of being seen negatively by the customers. But I have no idea whether actually many people see this negatively or not.Which means it's way too early to declare a "Lorraine Williams Scenario". This would imply that this spreading out of the material would cause many people not to buy the new edition. And I honestly don't think that that's the case.</blockquote>