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<blockquote data-quote="Imaro" data-source="post: 3282837" data-attributes="member: 48965">Now see I find the we produce the corebook and you produce supplements kind of... well unfair.&nbsp; Most money from rpg's are made on the corebook.&nbsp; As far as being niche products so are alot of things that came out sice the d20/ OGL, I don't know if that necessrily means its not worth it.&nbsp; However with the above model+ licensing fee+niche product, yeah I could see most companies passing on it.&nbsp; IMHO just seems a shame.&nbsp; I've always enjoyed the imaginative part of roleplaying, and even though I didn't like all of them(and they may have contributed to TSR's downfall) I think some of the settings they came out with during AD&amp;D 2e were some of the coolest and most interesting that I've seen for fantasy gaming by far, at least more interesting than the steady stream of new feats, PrC's and classes that come out now.I had hopped that the new setting from the contest would be a more sword and sorcery type setting, but alas it was not so.&nbsp; Guess I'll have to pick up runequest(with the Lankhmar and Eternal Champion stuff) to scratch that itch.&nbsp; Or maybe homebrew( but I really don't have the time, that's why I buy settings <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f641.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":(" title="Frown&nbsp; &nbsp; :("&nbsp; data-smilie="3"data-shortname=":(" />&nbsp; )</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Imaro, post: 3282837, member: 48965"] Now see I find the we produce the corebook and you produce supplements kind of... well unfair. Most money from rpg's are made on the corebook. As far as being niche products so are alot of things that came out sice the d20/ OGL, I don't know if that necessrily means its not worth it. However with the above model+ licensing fee+niche product, yeah I could see most companies passing on it. IMHO just seems a shame. I've always enjoyed the imaginative part of roleplaying, and even though I didn't like all of them(and they may have contributed to TSR's downfall) I think some of the settings they came out with during AD&D 2e were some of the coolest and most interesting that I've seen for fantasy gaming by far, at least more interesting than the steady stream of new feats, PrC's and classes that come out now. I had hopped that the new setting from the contest would be a more sword and sorcery type setting, but alas it was not so. Guess I'll have to pick up runequest(with the Lankhmar and Eternal Champion stuff) to scratch that itch. Or maybe homebrew( but I really don't have the time, that's why I buy settings :( ) [/QUOTE]

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