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Why is WoTc still pushing AP's when the majority of gamers want something else?
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<blockquote data-quote="Henry" data-source="post: 6960933" data-attributes="member: 158"><p>That assumption doesn't follow; if all respondents define "homebrew" as "a setting that is NOT an established setting such as Faerun, Keynn, etc." even then, just because they use a non-official setting doesn't mean that they will not want adventures/modules. Instead they could be filing off serial numbers and using the adventure largely as-is. It also doesn't preclude non-adventure material, but the fact that we are seeing primarily adventure paths means, most likely, that they are still selling very well. When they stop selling so well, then about a year after that point, we'll see a course correction. Until then, two AP style books a year means they are still doing well enough for them to consider that their best course. </p><p></p><p>OTOH, the fact that just recently they said UA was ramping to once a week may signify that very sea-change; time will tell.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Henry, post: 6960933, member: 158"] That assumption doesn't follow; if all respondents define "homebrew" as "a setting that is NOT an established setting such as Faerun, Keynn, etc." even then, just because they use a non-official setting doesn't mean that they will not want adventures/modules. Instead they could be filing off serial numbers and using the adventure largely as-is. It also doesn't preclude non-adventure material, but the fact that we are seeing primarily adventure paths means, most likely, that they are still selling very well. When they stop selling so well, then about a year after that point, we'll see a course correction. Until then, two AP style books a year means they are still doing well enough for them to consider that their best course. OTOH, the fact that just recently they said UA was ramping to once a week may signify that very sea-change; time will tell. [/QUOTE]
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