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<blockquote data-quote="Celebrim" data-source="post: 6359748" data-attributes="member: 4937">I think when discussing WFRP, 'taste' is the key word.&nbsp; If you liked the setting and you liked the setting flavor the rules heavily developed and supported, then WFRP was great.&nbsp;&nbsp; If you wanted to depart from that, then you were doing a) doing some more serious lifting and b) probably not particularly interested in WFRP in the first place.&nbsp;&nbsp; It's one of those things like a grilled blue cheese, green apple and toasted walnut sandwich.&nbsp; If you are into that sort of thing you are like, &quot;This can't be beat!&quot;&nbsp; But it's really a pretty niche market.No.&nbsp; I say the most reasonable route at this point is to keep 2e in print as a PDF and occasionally run a kickstarter to see if there is sufficient fan interest in paper reprints with errata and new formatting/art depending on the level of interest they see.Similarly, there is a small loyal Blood Bowl fanbase out there (which includes me) where a kickstarter project once a decade or so similar to what SJG did with OGRE is probably the best way that the company can continue to keep the non-electronic version going.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Celebrim, post: 6359748, member: 4937"] I think when discussing WFRP, 'taste' is the key word. If you liked the setting and you liked the setting flavor the rules heavily developed and supported, then WFRP was great. If you wanted to depart from that, then you were doing a) doing some more serious lifting and b) probably not particularly interested in WFRP in the first place. It's one of those things like a grilled blue cheese, green apple and toasted walnut sandwich. If you are into that sort of thing you are like, "This can't be beat!" But it's really a pretty niche market. No. I say the most reasonable route at this point is to keep 2e in print as a PDF and occasionally run a kickstarter to see if there is sufficient fan interest in paper reprints with errata and new formatting/art depending on the level of interest they see. Similarly, there is a small loyal Blood Bowl fanbase out there (which includes me) where a kickstarter project once a decade or so similar to what SJG did with OGRE is probably the best way that the company can continue to keep the non-electronic version going. [/QUOTE]

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