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<blockquote data-quote="Cristian Andreu" data-source="post: 6614170" data-attributes="member: 23822">I think we're still too early in the 5e cycle to be completely sure how the game is going to develop. Though, in general, I like that those in charge have chosen to give it a different spin and see how we react. I expect a more &quot;Let's try this, gather data, then steer the ship as needed&quot; strategy, with willingness to experiment. Perhaps we'll see 2 books a year; perhaps from 2017 onward we'll be drowning in expansion sets meant for splatbooks designed around alternate campaign boxes of which you can buy seven different versions, two of them with different types of paper smell. They've built a fantastic base to work upon that I'm sure will give them ample room to manoeuvre.That said, my collector (which is just &quot;consumerist&quot; with a fancy goal, I guess) side is hungering for more books. On the other hand, my wallet and shelves are happy. But joke's on them; that just means efforts get diverted to getting more out-of-print stuff that I absolutely do not need.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cristian Andreu, post: 6614170, member: 23822"] I think we're still too early in the 5e cycle to be completely sure how the game is going to develop. Though, in general, I like that those in charge have chosen to give it a different spin and see how we react. I expect a more "Let's try this, gather data, then steer the ship as needed" strategy, with willingness to experiment. Perhaps we'll see 2 books a year; perhaps from 2017 onward we'll be drowning in expansion sets meant for splatbooks designed around alternate campaign boxes of which you can buy seven different versions, two of them with different types of paper smell. They've built a fantastic base to work upon that I'm sure will give them ample room to manoeuvre. That said, my collector (which is just "consumerist" with a fancy goal, I guess) side is hungering for more books. On the other hand, my wallet and shelves are happy. But joke's on them; that just means efforts get diverted to getting more out-of-print stuff that I absolutely do not need. [/QUOTE]

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