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<blockquote data-quote="Berandor" data-source="post: 105702" data-attributes="member: 225">Well, I don't find it aggressive towards other publishers.Yes, it's official and can be officially used in FR and GH campaigns (DMs notwithstanding). Yes, other publisher don't have that official status. Yes, Kenzer paid a lot of money to get that status. So why shouldn't they advertise it?It's similar with the &quot;official softdrink of the US hockey team&quot;. Why would Pepsi (or Coke,, or whoever) pay a lot of money to gain this status, and then don't advertise it?That's what differentiates them from many d20 publishers who also put out very good products... and this difference can cause a difference in the decision to buy a product. So why shouldn't they say so?IMO, Kenzer paid for it, so they can advertise it. I'm sure it's not meant to put other publishers down (there's no comparison in the ad), but to strengthen their own product line.Berandor</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Berandor, post: 105702, member: 225"] Well, I don't find it aggressive towards other publishers. Yes, it's official and can be officially used in FR and GH campaigns (DMs notwithstanding). Yes, other publisher don't have that official status. Yes, Kenzer paid a lot of money to get that status. So why shouldn't they advertise it? It's similar with the "official softdrink of the US hockey team". Why would Pepsi (or Coke,, or whoever) pay a lot of money to gain this status, and then don't advertise it? That's what differentiates them from many d20 publishers who also put out very good products... and this difference can cause a difference in the decision to buy a product. So why shouldn't they say so? IMO, Kenzer paid for it, so they can advertise it. I'm sure it's not meant to put other publishers down (there's no comparison in the ad), but to strengthen their own product line. Berandor [/QUOTE]

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