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Milking Machines don't have Boobies. And Dragons aren't machines either.Wolfspider said:Milking machine? So dragons really WILL have boobies....
The closest to a Milking Machine we might get is a Warforged with Boobies!
Milking Machines don't have Boobies. And Dragons aren't machines either.Wolfspider said:Milking machine? So dragons really WILL have boobies....
The entire RPG industry is geared around this behaviour. This is the economic reality of North American business, at least those businesses without enough clout to get extra profit making power from government regulation.Derren said:While in 3E WotC milked the cash cow still by hand (hard and tirelessly working hands) they seem to have upgraded to a high powered automatic milking machine now. At least thats the only explanation I have fore splitting up the Draconomicon into 2 or more books.
Derren said:The 3rd edition Draconomicon was a very good book with a good mix of art, fluff and crunch although you might argue that the sample dragons were unnecessary and could have been replaced with more content.
People are asking for a lot of things. Like a Fiendish Codex III about yugoloths. Or Heroes of Intrigue. Doesn't mean Wizards will put out that book. The simple truth is that Wizards will only release a book if they feel it is viable, and Gem Dragons have been treated as stepmotherly, or even more so, as daemons. If there is to be a Draconomicon III, it is more likely to be a catch-all book. The Draconomicon series is not a milking machine. The Core series are.Derren said:And when you look into the news there are already people asking for a Draconomicon III Gem Dragons.