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<blockquote data-quote="Minigiant" data-source="post: 8292739" data-attributes="member: 63508">I'm sure there is enough demand for some of these thanflips bookmagic... mushrooms and primal... fruit.I mean if demand was the main qualifier, the many pdfs and excel sheet of weapon and armor charts of various quality floating around the internet is proof that there is a bunch of demand for these things. Now youcan say &quot;well people have homebrewed it&quot; but that's mark against the demand argument.If there are so many homebrews and houserules floating around 5 years later, there was enough demand for some of them to fit in a book somewhere.I might have bought the Theros book if it had a chart of Greek and Macedonian weapons or Hoplite fighting style that applied to spear, javelin, and shield. 15 foot spears?! Shut up and take my money! Hobgoblin Alexander the Great villian here we come! 2 pages of content and an enemy phalanx.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Minigiant, post: 8292739, member: 63508"] I'm sure there is enough demand for some of these than [I]flips book[/I] magic... mushrooms and primal... fruit. I mean if demand was the main qualifier, the many pdfs and excel sheet of weapon and armor charts of various quality floating around the internet is proof that there is a bunch of demand for these things. Now youcan say "well people have homebrewed it" but that's mark against the demand argument. If there are so many homebrews and houserules floating around 5 years later, there was enough demand for some of them to fit in a book somewhere. I might have [I]bought[/I] the Theros book if it had a chart of Greek and Macedonian weapons or Hoplite fighting style that applied to spear, javelin, and shield. 15 foot spears?! Shut up and take my money! Hobgoblin Alexander the Great villian here we come! 2 pages of content and an enemy phalanx. [/QUOTE]

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