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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Grimstaff" data-source="post: 3470020" data-attributes="member: 34880">I'm assuming you're saying that just to goad people into spiteful comments thrown your way, not because you really believe that.But if you do really believe that, I would recommend you explore the reasons Dungeon and Dragon were pulled.Confirmed Facts:1.Dungeon Magazine selling Great!2.Dungeon Magazine lauded by critics and fans alike!3.Dungeon Magazine places lots of emphasis on Greyhawk and Old-school flavor.4.Dungeon Magazine still less than $10 for 3 big adventures plus other content.5.WotC sales of adventures steady but mediochre.6.WotC adventures savaged by critics and fans alike! And folks with spellchecker...7.WotC places lots of emphasis on Eberron and more and more new rules.8.WotC adventures cost $20 to $40 per adventure.So those are the facts we know. Until WotC cowboys up to the bar and explains themselves in a thorough manner, folks can only assume the worst.At least they were nice enough to let Paizo finish out Savage Tide. Even if they still wont sign off on any more Greyhawk-centric AP hardcovers.</blockquote>