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<blockquote data-quote="Remathilis" data-source="post: 6654859" data-attributes="member: 7635">The backbone of the whole game.A good short module with bonus abridged rulebook. Good.&nbsp;Two of which complete the same series; its hard to run Rise of Tiamat without Hoard, so effectively its one AP over two books. So two complete APs.&nbsp;BZZZT! There is an Elemental Evil Player's Guide, but no player Expansions for Tyranny or Rage (yet, if any). One. Five. And as you said, experimental and unusable in ALPuff pieces pimping other products. Barely content. Good if you have a FLGS and like AL. Unless you resort to torrenting though, most of us won't ever see it. Three technically. Maybe you mixed the DM screens and Player Expansions up? &nbsp;Licensed, nothing to do with WotC or the Tabletop Game. Licensed, nothing to do with WotC or the Tabletop Game. Really, WotC is supporting the game by letting other people use the OGL to make stuff for it? That is the core rules, two APs, a PDF remnant of a cancelled/Unannounced splatbook, a bunch of accessories, a bunch of licensed electronic product, and some playtest documents. By that logic, WotC achieved the middle ground in 2013 when they were giving us regular playtest packets, Legends &amp; Lore articles, premium reprint books and the Sundering Modules.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Remathilis, post: 6654859, member: 7635"] The backbone of the whole game. A good short module with bonus abridged rulebook. Good. Two of which complete the same series; its hard to run Rise of Tiamat without Hoard, so effectively its one AP over two books. So two complete APs. BZZZT! There is an Elemental Evil Player's Guide, but no player Expansions for Tyranny or Rage (yet, if any). One. Five. And as you said, experimental and unusable in AL Puff pieces pimping other products. Barely content. Good if you have a FLGS and like AL. Unless you resort to torrenting though, most of us won't ever see it. Three technically. Maybe you mixed the DM screens and Player Expansions up? Licensed, nothing to do with WotC or the Tabletop Game. Licensed, nothing to do with WotC or the Tabletop Game. Really, WotC is supporting the game by letting other people use the OGL to make stuff for it? That is the core rules, two APs, a PDF remnant of a cancelled/Unannounced splatbook, a bunch of accessories, a bunch of licensed electronic product, and some playtest documents. By that logic, WotC achieved the middle ground in 2013 when they were giving us regular playtest packets, Legends & Lore articles, premium reprint books and the Sundering Modules. [/QUOTE]

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