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<blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 8889353" data-attributes="member: 6802378">I know they can create new PC races/lineages/species, but I feel curiosity about if they are going to create new classes, and someone with some special game mechanic. Kobold Press is the first 3PP what has published 5e in Spanish languange, and this is a sign they are among the &quot;heavy metal&quot; of the 3PPs. Teorically WotC should enjoy the adventage of the no-English-speaker market because they have their own translator team, and they shouldn't need partnerships with other companies.If Hasbro should worry about 3PPs is these are creating new IPs (and this is good for the player) and these could be acquired later by some big fish from the entertaiment industry, for example a videogame studio or a streaming service. My best wishes for Kobold Press, but maybe I am too old to keep collecting RPG books when today they are running out of date too soon. I am a collector, not a true player, and I have wondered if really I feel true illusion to buy some of the last D&amp;D sourcebooks to be published. I feel my 3.5 books are like jewels, created with true love for the game. And the new books are now more like a update patch. And more expensive than books published by others with the same number of pages.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LuisCarlos17f, post: 8889353, member: 6802378"] I know they can create new PC races/lineages/species, but I feel curiosity about if they are going to create new classes, and someone with some special game mechanic. Kobold Press is the first 3PP what has published 5e in Spanish languange, and this is a sign they are among the "heavy metal" of the 3PPs. Teorically WotC should enjoy the adventage of the no-English-speaker market because they have their own translator team, and they shouldn't need partnerships with other companies. If Hasbro should worry about 3PPs is these are creating new IPs (and this is good for the player) and these could be acquired later by some big fish from the entertaiment industry, for example a videogame studio or a streaming service. My best wishes for Kobold Press, but maybe I am too old to keep collecting RPG books when today they are running out of date too soon. I am a collector, not a true player, and I have wondered if really I feel true illusion to buy some of the last D&D sourcebooks to be published. I feel my 3.5 books are like jewels, created with true love for the game. And the new books are now more like a update patch. And more expensive than books published by others with the same number of pages. [/QUOTE]

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