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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kichwas" data-source="post: 1043338" data-attributes="member: 891">Wether or not a product stays isn't based on how good it is but how well it sells.That's why DnD lasted through it's first two Advanced editions...For Bluffside to keep going, it should have tied itself into a larger product line, or become a full product line in it's own right early on.In the end though, there's only so much room in the market, for every success, there have to be several failures.If you want this book to suceed, what book will you chose to get pushed out?I like Bluffside -I think it's one of the better settings out there- and I'd prefer it was one of the ones that suceeded. But honestly, I could tell it wouldn't not long after it came out, based on the type of support it got, and the way it was presented and hyped. There just wasn't enough cheese in there...</blockquote>