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<blockquote data-quote="Velderan" data-source="post: 9369800" data-attributes="member: 7038056">This is the main thing to me. I just don't think current WotC would understand what players of TSR editions would even want to see for new material, so it's probably better for all parties involved that they just don't try since it's not like there isn't enough OSR material out there from independent publishers already.That having been said, I do think it would be cool if once a year they'd pick a handful of old products and reprint them in a format close to their original printing. I realize most of this stuff is available on DM's Guild, but I've bought a few things that I already owned an original copy and usually the print quality is pretty bad compared to the original. My DM's Guild copy of 1e Dragonlance Adventures has a slight blurriness to the text that becomes more noticeable the longer you read. A couple of the 2e products I've bought have the same issue.YMMV, IMO, IME, etc, etc.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Velderan, post: 9369800, member: 7038056"] This is the main thing to me. I just don't think current WotC would understand what players of TSR editions would even want to see for new material, so it's probably better for all parties involved that they just don't try since it's not like there isn't enough OSR material out there from independent publishers already. That having been said, I do think it would be cool if once a year they'd pick a handful of old products and reprint them in a format close to their original printing. I realize most of this stuff is available on DM's Guild, but I've bought a few things that I already owned an original copy and usually the print quality is pretty bad compared to the original. My DM's Guild copy of 1e Dragonlance Adventures has a slight blurriness to the text that becomes more noticeable the longer you read. A couple of the 2e products I've bought have the same issue. YMMV, IMO, IME, etc, etc. [/QUOTE]

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