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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ProfessorCirno" data-source="post: 4833096" data-attributes="member: 65637">Though this is somewhat good to me as a budding Pathfinder fan, I can't help to find it tragic.  Not deliciously tragic or humerously tragic, but just all and all sad.  Necromancer Games was, bar none, the one 3rd party I saw most excited about 4e, and I'd wager they helped sell a few of those 4e books as well, and for them to be unable to support the edition they want to support, it's...well, it's a bit depressing.  They're major fans who have been told to go away - that they aren't wanted.Sorry, but I don't really find any humor in this.  What I do find is a lack of surprise.  I'm not surprised that WotC effectively shot themselves in the foot regarding this, and I'm not at all surprised that a 3rd party developer is finding themselves unable to support 4e.  I'm going to go with Joe on this - I can't help but feel that this is exactly what the GSL was intended to do; kill off independant third party developers, while giving an air that they really wanted to get them on board, but gosh darn it, just could quite seem to, and of course through no fault of their own, it was just unhappy circumstance.Well, way to go Wizards.  You got what you wanted.</blockquote>