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Message: <blockquote data-quote="fissionessence" data-source="post: 4398756" data-attributes="member: 63357">Since 4E was released (and even before), I've been seeing a lot of cool classes, monsters and adventures created by fans and posted on the forums. This was true, of course, even before 4E as well, and the advent of the En Wiki just makes it that much more obvious. A lot of this content is stuff I'd pay for (if it were laid out nicely in pdf or book form), including the druid I've seen and some collections of monsters.So what I'm wondering is: what separates these two types of product? Is it basically just how the creator chooses to release his or her content, or does it come down to a simple matter of needing a layout done and art added . . . and what does a product need to look like for you to be willing to buy it, as opposed to expecting it for free.~ fissionessence</blockquote>