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<blockquote data-quote="graves3141" data-source="post: 6535782" data-attributes="member: 84351">I don't care about digital tools.&nbsp; PDFs would be nice but I'm not personally upset that they aren't currently available.However, I am concerned about the lack of new product for 5E.&nbsp; Over and over I read about how WotC wants to extend the life of 5th edition by avoiding splat.&nbsp; Honestly, I'm not a huge fan of splat either but that doesn't mean they couldn't produce a bunch of stuff without splat.... Campaign settings, adventures (something besides a $50 AP), monster manuals, a book about the planes or the multiverse, etc...&nbsp;&nbsp; this could all be released without spat and would serve to satisfy the demand for new product as well as generate more interest in 5E.5E is a fantastic version of D&amp;D but I'm disappointed there is nothing to buy for the game other than the two APs each year.&nbsp; A light release schedule is a good idea but the concept is being taken way too far.&nbsp; Even a single standalone 32 page adventure being released every quarter would go a long way to liven things up and give people something to talk about and look forward to... just my 2 cents.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="graves3141, post: 6535782, member: 84351"] I don't care about digital tools. PDFs would be nice but I'm not personally upset that they aren't currently available. However, I am concerned about the lack of new product for 5E. Over and over I read about how WotC wants to extend the life of 5th edition by avoiding splat. Honestly, I'm not a huge fan of splat either but that doesn't mean they couldn't produce a bunch of stuff without splat.... Campaign settings, adventures (something besides a $50 AP), monster manuals, a book about the planes or the multiverse, etc... this could all be released without spat and would serve to satisfy the demand for new product as well as generate more interest in 5E. 5E is a fantastic version of D&D but I'm disappointed there is nothing to buy for the game other than the two APs each year. A light release schedule is a good idea but the concept is being taken way too far. Even a single standalone 32 page adventure being released every quarter would go a long way to liven things up and give people something to talk about and look forward to... just my 2 cents. [/QUOTE]

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