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<blockquote data-quote="EvilOz" data-source="post: 681715" data-attributes="member: 10352"><p>I figured this was a matter of time.&nbsp; DnD has been around too long for most of the old players to be satisfied with Forgotten Relams being the focus of WotC.&nbsp; This same practice is what killed TSR.&nbsp; Remember how many settings there were?&nbsp; Spelljammer, DL, FR, Dark Sun, Al Quadim, Birthright, Ravenloft, and the list goes on.&nbsp; I thought the original idea was to let other imprints take on the responsibility of putting on the other Campaign Settings.&nbsp; People like Sovereign Press are putting out the DLCS with the help of WotC.&nbsp; Ravenloft was put out by Sword and Sorcery.&nbsp; I would much rather see another D20 publisher pick up Dark Sun and run with it instead of putting the financial burden for this on WotC.&nbsp; I guess some people dont learn from history.&nbsp; Interest in DnD is high right now and will be for a short time longer.&nbsp; (Considering the launch of 3E is still pretty new news to some ppl)&nbsp; In time the profits will begin to shrink again and the market for RPG material will settle, and we will all be in the same boat as before.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="EvilOz, post: 681715, member: 10352"] I figured this was a matter of time. DnD has been around too long for most of the old players to be satisfied with Forgotten Relams being the focus of WotC. This same practice is what killed TSR. Remember how many settings there were? Spelljammer, DL, FR, Dark Sun, Al Quadim, Birthright, Ravenloft, and the list goes on. I thought the original idea was to let other imprints take on the responsibility of putting on the other Campaign Settings. People like Sovereign Press are putting out the DLCS with the help of WotC. Ravenloft was put out by Sword and Sorcery. I would much rather see another D20 publisher pick up Dark Sun and run with it instead of putting the financial burden for this on WotC. I guess some people dont learn from history. Interest in DnD is high right now and will be for a short time longer. (Considering the launch of 3E is still pretty new news to some ppl) In time the profits will begin to shrink again and the market for RPG material will settle, and we will all be in the same boat as before. [/QUOTE]

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