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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Tigris" data-source="post: 9888970" data-attributes="member: 7043270">This was not about why its not selling. This is about why I think it matters that these ideas are made in an official manner, this will allow more people to play these ideas than any 3rd party book.Also I think on why things sell less there are a lot more things which play into it. Like having high quality art, or having a lead figure being known for being good at gamedesign (MCDM) or ethics of the consumer. Like I am way way more likely to spend money on a new innovative system I will never play than on 3rd party content for popular systems, because I want to reward innovation over directly derrivative work. Also a lot of people do buy stuff they will not play in the end anyway. Even one of my GMs bought some kickstarter unofficial 5e content because it had nice looking pictures.As a consumer in this case it matters not really if material sells, it matters if I can play with these ideas (eithout having a big discussion with a GM)</blockquote>