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<blockquote data-quote="Imaro" data-source="post: 3502102" data-attributes="member: 48965">Okay, I think the &quot;game every month&quot; bit is a little too much, but I think the general point is a good one.&nbsp; As mentioned above, White Wolf is doing the mini-game structure and so far it seems to be doing pretty good.&nbsp; As&nbsp; of now they have the nWoD mortals line &amp; it's spin-offs(Mage, Vampire, Werewolf, Promethean, Changeling,...) along with the Exalted line, &amp; the Scion limited line.&nbsp;&nbsp; I'd really like to see perhaps FR and Eberron as continous settings and maybe a new &quot;4 or 5 book run setting&quot; in a different genre (maybe a &quot;real&quot; swords and sorcery, or dark fantasy setting) or with a different feel every year.&nbsp; I can honestly say I'm bored with new rules, and they don't help me make my games more exciting or fun, YMMV of course.&nbsp; I miss the sense of wonder I got from reading through the Planescape, or Dark Sun settings, it showed me different genres of fantasy and helped to broaden my understanding of just what D&amp;D could do.&nbsp; I don't buy the whole &quot;splitting of the fanbase&quot; argument either, otherwise White Wolf would have crumbled long ago, sheesh the OwoD had: Mage, Vampire, Werewolf, Wraith, Changeling, Kindred of the East, Mummy, Demon, Hunter, as well as a whole line of Dark Age spin-offs of most, and more. These were all seperate games with their own lines of supplements.&nbsp; Now I will quickly admit that if a game was less popular it got scaled back or even cut, but that's just good business sense.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Imaro, post: 3502102, member: 48965"] Okay, I think the "game every month" bit is a little too much, but I think the general point is a good one. As mentioned above, White Wolf is doing the mini-game structure and so far it seems to be doing pretty good. As of now they have the nWoD mortals line & it's spin-offs(Mage, Vampire, Werewolf, Promethean, Changeling,...) along with the Exalted line, & the Scion limited line. I'd really like to see perhaps FR and Eberron as continous settings and maybe a new "4 or 5 book run setting" in a different genre (maybe a "real" swords and sorcery, or dark fantasy setting) or with a different feel every year. I can honestly say I'm bored with new rules, and they don't help me make my games more exciting or fun, YMMV of course. I miss the sense of wonder I got from reading through the Planescape, or Dark Sun settings, it showed me different genres of fantasy and helped to broaden my understanding of just what D&D could do. I don't buy the whole "splitting of the fanbase" argument either, otherwise White Wolf would have crumbled long ago, sheesh the OwoD had: Mage, Vampire, Werewolf, Wraith, Changeling, Kindred of the East, Mummy, Demon, Hunter, as well as a whole line of Dark Age spin-offs of most, and more. These were all seperate games with their own lines of supplements. Now I will quickly admit that if a game was less popular it got scaled back or even cut, but that's just good business sense. [/QUOTE]

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