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<blockquote data-quote="UngainlyTitan" data-source="post: 5323822" data-attributes="member: 28487">With as far as I recall a stated total of about 80 cards # the cards are not really a collectable game yet.As for the quality of Dragon, dragon quality always varies over time and the variation is different for differetn people. I am happy enough with it for example. I do recall being subscribed to dragon in Paizo where i got serveral issue in&nbsp; row with little or no content that I was interested in.Another factor is likely that resources were streached with putting out essential ad Dark Sun in close succession. More evidence of this is the failure to get the DDI update out either.[MENTION=78357]Herschel[/MENTION] I agree with you, 3.5 was hitting the limits toward the end and I think that the modular nature of 4e is th try and get off that treadmill.I also think that thinking is behind the idea of one setting per year with 2 to 3 book and we're done approach to settings. So 10 years down the line with 12 settings and 5 sets of alternative builds under their belt, what will Wizards do next?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="UngainlyTitan, post: 5323822, member: 28487"] With as far as I recall a stated total of about 80 cards # the cards are not really a collectable game yet. As for the quality of Dragon, dragon quality always varies over time and the variation is different for differetn people. I am happy enough with it for example. I do recall being subscribed to dragon in Paizo where i got serveral issue in row with little or no content that I was interested in. Another factor is likely that resources were streached with putting out essential ad Dark Sun in close succession. More evidence of this is the failure to get the DDI update out either. [MENTION=78357]Herschel[/MENTION] I agree with you, 3.5 was hitting the limits toward the end and I think that the modular nature of 4e is th try and get off that treadmill. I also think that thinking is behind the idea of one setting per year with 2 to 3 book and we're done approach to settings. So 10 years down the line with 12 settings and 5 sets of alternative builds under their belt, what will Wizards do next? [/QUOTE]

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