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<blockquote data-quote="Thornir Alekeg" data-source="post: 1718954" data-attributes="member: 15651">OK, I just scanned many of these posts, so please forgive me if I am restating things.My feeling on this is that WotC is going to focus almost exclusively on adventures for their campaign settings.&nbsp; There are other companies out there who write generic D&amp;D adventures, but nobody else is licensed to write a Forgotten Realms or Eberron adventure.&nbsp; I believe their hope is that be writing adventures specific to these settings they will be seen as providing more setting support which they then hope will translate into increased sales of the supplement books for these settings - which tend to be better for revenue.&nbsp; I'll be honest, I've stopped buying FR books and never even looked at Eberron.&nbsp; Why?&nbsp; Because if I have to do all this work creating my own adventures or adjusting generics to fit the setting, I might as well just take it a little further and make my own setting.&nbsp; If WotC were to reduce my workload by providing decent campaign-specific adventures, I'd be more likely to reinvest in the settings themselves.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Thornir Alekeg, post: 1718954, member: 15651"] OK, I just scanned many of these posts, so please forgive me if I am restating things. My feeling on this is that WotC is going to focus almost exclusively on adventures for their campaign settings. There are other companies out there who write generic D&D adventures, but nobody else is licensed to write a Forgotten Realms or Eberron adventure. I believe their hope is that be writing adventures specific to these settings they will be seen as providing more setting support which they then hope will translate into increased sales of the supplement books for these settings - which tend to be better for revenue. I'll be honest, I've stopped buying FR books and never even looked at Eberron. Why? Because if I have to do all this work creating my own adventures or adjusting generics to fit the setting, I might as well just take it a little further and make my own setting. If WotC were to reduce my workload by providing decent campaign-specific adventures, I'd be more likely to reinvest in the settings themselves. [/QUOTE]

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