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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Imaro" data-source="post: 5473921" data-attributes="member: 48965">Again, I can only speak to my own situation... I was really young when alot of the Planescape setting stuff came out. As a kid I was able to get the original boxed set and (I believe though I could be wrong) a single module and the Planewalkers Handbook. I was lucky as is to have gotten my parents to buy that stuff then... now I have my own money and I would love to be able to get everything for the setting that I want... as well as a replacement for my very worn box set. So I have neither read everything or own everything I want for Planescape or the BECMI gazetteers, or... well you get the point. Edit: The weird thing to me is that WotC has all this IP that they could sell to people who may not be all that thrilled with 4e's sparse setting philosophy... or who want to use it for their 1e, 2e, BECMI, retro-clones, C&C, 3.0, 3.5, Pathfinder, etc. games.  Cost is minimal because it's already been produced and would reside in PDF format... and yet you don't make it available??  Even White Wolf recognized the viability of releasing the OWoD for those fans who wanted to complete collections or check out the old stuff... I mean after all, at a certain point you have sold 4e to whose going to buy it... withholding stuff isn't going to get more people to buy your current stuff if they don't like it... but you could still retain a connection with them so they will at least give future products a chance to win them over.</blockquote>

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