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The New D&D Book Is 'The Explorer's Guide to [Critical Role's] Wildemount!' By Matt Mercer
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<blockquote data-quote="Essafah" data-source="post: 7900127" data-attributes="member: 16472"><p>Fair enough. I know first edition OA did well. I was basing it off the fact that the Kara-Tur boxed set which was when OA was incorporated in the realms never really got reprinted and also the fact that when they did OA in 3E they never updated it for 3.5 like they did other books. Now, granted they had lost the Rokugan license by then but if OA which I really liked had sold very well I think they would have done a 3.5 OA book. I always loved Al-Qadim. I am glad it sold well it just always seemed really limited even in the 2E heyday or myriad worlds so I will take your word for it. </p><p></p><p>The greater point is if WOTC (Hasbro) wanted to retain control of world releases but is reluctant to spend money on campaign worlds (whatever those world are) that they don’t feel is profitable there are ways like crowdfunding to still release world sand have creative control and minimize expenditures to nigh zero as well. This would be a great way for whatever worlds Hasbro feels are very niche to get released.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Essafah, post: 7900127, member: 16472"] Fair enough. I know first edition OA did well. I was basing it off the fact that the Kara-Tur boxed set which was when OA was incorporated in the realms never really got reprinted and also the fact that when they did OA in 3E they never updated it for 3.5 like they did other books. Now, granted they had lost the Rokugan license by then but if OA which I really liked had sold very well I think they would have done a 3.5 OA book. I always loved Al-Qadim. I am glad it sold well it just always seemed really limited even in the 2E heyday or myriad worlds so I will take your word for it. The greater point is if WOTC (Hasbro) wanted to retain control of world releases but is reluctant to spend money on campaign worlds (whatever those world are) that they don’t feel is profitable there are ways like crowdfunding to still release world sand have creative control and minimize expenditures to nigh zero as well. This would be a great way for whatever worlds Hasbro feels are very niche to get released. [/QUOTE]
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