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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Fildrigar" data-source="post: 6534076" data-attributes="member: 67925">Man this crap is getting old. 3e releases, first six months:PHBMMDMGSunless Citadel/Forge of Fury/The Speaker in Dreams ( three 32 page adventures, taking a party up to 9th level ) Hero Builder's Guidebook ( A very forgettable splatbook )Pool of Radiance: Attack on Myth Drannor ( So bad that I, an admitted FR junkie didn't buy it )Diablo II tie in: The worseningGazetteer ( a 32 page lite version of... )Living Greyhawk Gazetteer ( 192 page sourcebook for Greyhawk )Sword and Fist ( Splatbook )Monsters of Faerun 3.5 releases, first six monthsPHBMMDMGDragonlance campaign settingMinatures HandbookBook of Exalted DeedsUnderdarkDraconomiconComplete Warrior4.0 releases, first six monthsPHBMMDMGThunderspire Labyrinth/Pyramid of Shadows/King of Trollhaunt Warrens/Forgotten Realms Campaign GuideForgotten Realms Players GuideAdventurer's VaultScepter Tower of SpellgardDraconomiconMartial PowerManual of the PlanesPathfinder releases, first six months ( NOTE: THIS IS POST RELEASE OF THE ACTUAL BOOK, THE PLAYTEST STARTED ALMOST TWO YEARS BEFORE THE FIRST BOOK CAME OUT ) Pathfinder RPG Core rulebookPathfinder RPG BeasiarySomeone mentioned Mongoose Traveller. It looks like the main rulebook released in May of 08. The next six months brought Book 1 ( Mercenary ) and Book 2 ( High Guard ) ( 152 and 130 pages )The only company that's released more in six months is Wizards themselves, with 3.0, 3.5, and 4.0. They clearly wanted to slow things down a bit. TL;DR Five hardcover books in six months is far from a "slow release cycle."</blockquote>

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