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<blockquote data-quote="Acr0ssTh3P0nd" data-source="post: 6947000" data-attributes="member: 6762652">To be fair, it takes a lot more time to make a bunch of good, balanced conversion material than it does to write a post about why you want more material.You saw my post about Deadworlds, right? That took me a year (on a university student's tight schedule) to get all that stuff to the point where it is now. It's easy to make new material, but iteration and polish take time. I must have made and posted a least three or four different versions of the &quot;heavy metal&quot; bard before I was anywhere near satisfied with it. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" />Now, I'm personally fine with WotC's release schedule abnd treatment of the settings, because I trust the team to get around to doing certain things *eventually*. The D&amp;D brand is the current moneymaker, not the books, so the D&amp;D team's priority is on doing what's healthiest for the game&nbsp; (since the game is the heart and core of the brand). So we'll probably continue to see fewer releases, but each release will be top quality and do nothing but add to the quality of the game. When Eberron finally releases, I have no doubt it'll be fan-fudging-tastic.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Acr0ssTh3P0nd, post: 6947000, member: 6762652"] To be fair, it takes a lot more time to make a bunch of good, balanced conversion material than it does to write a post about why you want more material. You saw my post about Deadworlds, right? That took me a year (on a university student's tight schedule) to get all that stuff to the point where it is now. It's easy to make new material, but iteration and polish take time. I must have made and posted a least three or four different versions of the "heavy metal" bard before I was anywhere near satisfied with it. :) Now, I'm personally fine with WotC's release schedule abnd treatment of the settings, because I trust the team to get around to doing certain things *eventually*. The D&D brand is the current moneymaker, not the books, so the D&D team's priority is on doing what's healthiest for the game (since the game is the heart and core of the brand). So we'll probably continue to see fewer releases, but each release will be top quality and do nothing but add to the quality of the game. When Eberron finally releases, I have no doubt it'll be fan-fudging-tastic. [/QUOTE]

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