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<blockquote data-quote="marcelvdpol" data-source="post: 6961004" data-attributes="member: 6837387">The Adventures are a pretty good way to sell books and get players to enjoy DnD 5th edition. For people who dont have a huge amount of time on their hands to create their own setting and adventures they are a good way to play. The tie-in with Adventure League for casual storerelated play is also there. While id love a Dark Sun or Eberon source book, these sorts of boos tend to take qiite a bit of work to turn into something that can be used at the table. Besides, someone could take the information and stories.from the 4th edition source books as inspiration.I think source books will come, but at a slow pace with maybe one per year / one per two years and even then i think they might be combined with an included Adventure for a complete package (source material and something that can be used at the table with little work).Personally i like source books; just reading through them is already fun for me. However, this is just my taste and most certainly not representative for the majority of players. Another thing i like is good quality books. I would much prefer fewer books of high quality than many books with much lower quality. The huge volume of 4th edition books prevented me from seeing the books that i would have enjoyed (this was a separate issue next to other issues i had with 4th edition; these issues were however unrelated to the current discussion).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="marcelvdpol, post: 6961004, member: 6837387"] The Adventures are a pretty good way to sell books and get players to enjoy DnD 5th edition. For people who dont have a huge amount of time on their hands to create their own setting and adventures they are a good way to play. The tie-in with Adventure League for casual storerelated play is also there. While id love a Dark Sun or Eberon source book, these sorts of boos tend to take qiite a bit of work to turn into something that can be used at the table. Besides, someone could take the information and stories.from the 4th edition source books as inspiration. I think source books will come, but at a slow pace with maybe one per year / one per two years and even then i think they might be combined with an included Adventure for a complete package (source material and something that can be used at the table with little work). Personally i like source books; just reading through them is already fun for me. However, this is just my taste and most certainly not representative for the majority of players. Another thing i like is good quality books. I would much prefer fewer books of high quality than many books with much lower quality. The huge volume of 4th edition books prevented me from seeing the books that i would have enjoyed (this was a separate issue next to other issues i had with 4th edition; these issues were however unrelated to the current discussion). [/QUOTE]

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