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<blockquote data-quote="tx7321" data-source="post: 3236803" data-attributes="member: 43146">Good point Magaan.&nbsp; And were getting the same thing now with OSRIC.&nbsp; Personally, I think in about 2 years 1Eers and 3Eers alike will be in the same camp, shaking our heads together at the direction WOTC goes.&nbsp; But like you said, who'll care if new quality 1E and 3E material is being pumped out.&nbsp;&nbsp; <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f600.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":D" title="Big grin&nbsp; &nbsp; :D"&nbsp; data-smilie="8"data-shortname=":D" />.Num: &quot;I always thought that Otus' style, for example, was very immature. The style reminds me of childrens books and there is that apparent lack of artistic skill.&quot;Nah, those aren't super young studlings running around, they still look to be over 25.&nbsp; Anyhow, in the world of 1E, Otus was the most &quot;out there&quot;, almost fluid and abstract in his style (when looked at as a whole) I know this looks amature to you, but so did Monet and Vangoeh for most artists and members of the general public at the time (and look what happened there...after Vincent killed himself his work exploded in popularity, and is considered masterful).&nbsp; I didn't care for it much as a kid, but have grown to appreciate it.&nbsp; Tramp is more what I'm thinking of as &quot;typical&quot; fantasy, but a bit more hard core.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tx7321, post: 3236803, member: 43146"] Good point Magaan. And were getting the same thing now with OSRIC. Personally, I think in about 2 years 1Eers and 3Eers alike will be in the same camp, shaking our heads together at the direction WOTC goes. But like you said, who'll care if new quality 1E and 3E material is being pumped out. :D. Num: "I always thought that Otus' style, for example, was very immature. The style reminds me of childrens books and there is that apparent lack of artistic skill." Nah, those aren't super young studlings running around, they still look to be over 25. Anyhow, in the world of 1E, Otus was the most "out there", almost fluid and abstract in his style (when looked at as a whole) I know this looks amature to you, but so did Monet and Vangoeh for most artists and members of the general public at the time (and look what happened there...after Vincent killed himself his work exploded in popularity, and is considered masterful). I didn't care for it much as a kid, but have grown to appreciate it. Tramp is more what I'm thinking of as "typical" fantasy, but a bit more hard core. [/QUOTE]

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