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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wicht" data-source="post: 5434011" data-attributes="member: 221">There is nothing wrong with Paizo adventures and for that matter, I'm perfectly capable of<a href="http://paizo.com/store/byCompany/c/cubicle7/pathfinderRPG/v5748btpy8gph/reviews#tabs" target="_blank"> writing adventures on my own</a>. So why do I care?Firstly, I enjoy reading adventures. I already made the analogy to novels above. Just because there is one company (say Baen) that produces book after book I enjoy does not mean that I can't want another company (say Tor) to produce more books that I would also enjoy.  Just because Paizo produces books I like does not mean I can't also desire WotC to give them competition and produce other books I like as well. I think the move by Wizards away from producing good adventures to be a mistake. I thought it was a mistake in the days of 3e and I still do. I don't mind buying a few new rules everynow and then, but I would much prefer engaging adventures and captivating worlds. Secondly, I have an emotional investment of over 25 years in the D&D brand. I find it discouraging that the current ruleset is not one I like but I would still (due to sentimental reasons) like to financially support the company holding the reins of the brand that has played such a big part of my childhood and adult life.</blockquote>