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Message: <blockquote data-quote="twofalls" data-source="post: 2557717" data-attributes="member: 23718">Most everything posted on these boards is personal opinion. This book is great, that book sucks, Wizards product line is getting weaker, stronger, holding its own... It's opinions that make the boards intesting to read. That being said, it's quite funny to see folks take their opinons and state them as facts. I'm not pointing a finger at anyone here or there mind you, but I've read a number of threads that definitivly state that Wizards books are dropping in quality. I love Draconomicron and Lords of Madness, and thought that Libris Mortis rated just above toilet tissue. There are lots of folks who love Libris Mortis... Weapons of Legacy takes the idea from Earthdawn (and maybe some other games I'm not familiar with) and makes them into character and story enhancements. I thought it was a great idea. The fact remains that a game company that wants to please and maintain a wide customer base is going to produce products that apeal to some and don't appeal to others. What I'd like to know is where this obsessive idea that people should "like" everything a publisher produces and buy it all, or otherwise the company is doing a poor job comes from? Just seems silly to me.</blockquote>