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Message: <blockquote data-quote="S'mon" data-source="post: 5762012" data-attributes="member: 463">As a non-buyer: I rarely buy pdf material, since I have to print it out to use it in play, and that is a pain.  I don't buy a lot of adventure paths.  If ENW stuff was available hardcopy, I would probably buy the first adventures to check them out; that's what I've done with a couple of Paizo APs.The last time I printed out any ENP stuff was some free magazines, probably 3.0e D&D, so about 8-9 years ago!  They weren't very good; I'm sure your stuff is much better now, but it's generally not on my radar.  I occasionally hear how your APs are better than WotC's, that's about it.Edit: I generally don't like subscribing to stuff, no matter how cheap, but will spend quite a lot of money on one-off purchases of hardcopy, if I think it will be good.  So I am not the optimal market for your business model.In general, compared to other publishers, especially WoTC (and previously Necromancer Games and Troll Lord Games) I don't get a strong hook from ENW stuff, or why I would want to buy it.  I think it would be different if there was hardcopy in my FLGS or (especially) on amazon.Edit 2:  Oh yeah, I find the number of buttons and tabs on ENW kind of overwhelming, and I rarely leave the Forums area.</blockquote>