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<blockquote data-quote="Jester David" data-source="post: 6657109" data-attributes="member: 37579">The catch is, this is already happening with <s>Necromancer Games</s> Frog God Games, ENworld, and others. But 3rd Party Products - even good ones - are not official enough.After all, the 3PP Fifth Edition Foes was developed and converted by Steve Winter, an ex-WotC employee who was with D&amp;D since 1st Edition and was working for the brand as late as 2013 and co-wrote the two Tyranny of Dragons adventures. It's pretty darn close to &quot;official&quot; mechanics-wise.&nbsp;They probably won't want to go all-in for 5e, but as a side product line it might be easy money. A monster book for their campaign specific monsters, and conversion guide for their setting. Maybe some setting specific subclasses and spells. That's all fairly easy to do, could be handled mostly by freelancers, and the art can be recycled from existing products.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jester David, post: 6657109, member: 37579"] The catch is, this is already happening with [s]Necromancer Games[/s] Frog God Games, ENworld, and others. But 3rd Party Products - even good ones - are not official enough. After all, the 3PP [I]Fifth Edition Foes[/I] was developed and converted by Steve Winter, an ex-WotC employee who was with D&D since 1st Edition and was working for the brand as late as 2013 and co-wrote the two [I]Tyranny of Dragons[/I] adventures. It's pretty darn close to "official" mechanics-wise. They probably won't want to go all-in for 5e, but as a side product line it might be easy money. A monster book for their campaign specific monsters, and conversion guide for their setting. Maybe some setting specific subclasses and spells. That's all fairly easy to do, could be handled mostly by freelancers, and the art can be recycled from existing products. [/QUOTE]

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