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<blockquote data-quote="Wicht" data-source="post: 4410992" data-attributes="member: 221">I question whether that is true.I'm sticking with 3e and Pathfinder.&nbsp; Going forward I expect to be spending 50+ a month still on merchandise.&nbsp; Paizo alone is going to be producing 12 APs and 6 modules a year, not counting their companion and chronicle lines.&nbsp; Kobold Quarterly is producing 4 magazines a year.&nbsp; Necromancers, a year from now will be producing 3e material that is Pathfinder compatible.&nbsp; And there are others I have seen, especially PDF publishers that will continue with their lines.&nbsp; Of course the point about cheaper older material is also equally valid.&nbsp; I have been picking up several books on Ebay recently at very reasonable prices (new books for $5 or under).&nbsp; In some ways it is the best of both worlds at the moment for those not converting.&nbsp; Lots of new material and cheap older material to boot.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Wicht, post: 4410992, member: 221"] I question whether that is true. I'm sticking with 3e and Pathfinder. Going forward I expect to be spending 50+ a month still on merchandise. Paizo alone is going to be producing 12 APs and 6 modules a year, not counting their companion and chronicle lines. Kobold Quarterly is producing 4 magazines a year. Necromancers, a year from now will be producing 3e material that is Pathfinder compatible. And there are others I have seen, especially PDF publishers that will continue with their lines. Of course the point about cheaper older material is also equally valid. I have been picking up several books on Ebay recently at very reasonable prices (new books for $5 or under). In some ways it is the best of both worlds at the moment for those not converting. Lots of new material and cheap older material to boot. [/QUOTE]

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