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<blockquote data-quote="Jester David" data-source="post: 6785813" data-attributes="member: 37579">But people will pay twice as much money for similar content that's broken up?You buy it because you either want to run it or want to have it available to pulled multiple things out of over the course of years. The hardcovers are durable and aren't going anywhere. You have a long time to pull things out of them. The variety is an issue. That's a time factor. So far each storyline has a very different feel. But if doing smaller linked modules, the tone wouldn't vary much anyway. *Facepalm*I'll repeat... again.... Paizo STOPPED doing the small modules. They stopped back in 2013 when they doubled the size of the modules from 32-pages to 64-pages. And then they also reduced them in frequency, releasing a couple each year. If not for RPG Superstar they might have ended the module line entirely. The modules are basically the red-headed stepchild of the Paizo line. They barely talk about them and they never get any attention. Dragon's Demand was the last one they seemed to care about. You basically want WotC to do something Paizo stopped doing because it wasn't making them enough money.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jester David, post: 6785813, member: 37579"] But people will pay twice as much money for similar content that's broken up? You buy it because you either want to run it or want to have it available to pulled multiple things out of over the course of years. The hardcovers are durable and aren't going anywhere. You have a long time to pull things out of them. The variety is an issue. That's a time factor. So far each storyline has a very different feel. But if doing smaller linked modules, the tone wouldn't vary much anyway. *Facepalm* I'll repeat... again.... Paizo STOPPED doing the small modules. They stopped back in 2013 when they doubled the size of the modules from 32-pages to 64-pages. And then they also reduced them in frequency, releasing a couple each year. If not for RPG Superstar they might have ended the module line entirely. The modules are basically the red-headed stepchild of the Paizo line. They barely talk about them and they never get any attention. [I]Dragon's Demand[/I] was the last one they seemed to care about. You basically want WotC to do something Paizo stopped doing because it wasn't making them enough money. [/QUOTE]

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