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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ralif Redhammer" data-source="post: 8541940" data-attributes="member: 30438">Not blasting us with a firehose of product (as happened from 2e-4e) has been on the whole a positive thing for the game. Not only is 5e not suffering from bloat eight years since inception, I think each product shines the brighter in an uncrowded field. For example, I just read Hammerfast, a 30-page 4e setting book. It's actually really, really good, but I never knew it even existed until recently, because it was just one more name on a release schedule.It's also created plenty of room for homebrew and third party products. Part of the megaglut of 3e was that for practically every product, you had your choice of official and multiple third party products. I could name half a dozen books released about dwarves, all full of different feats, prestige classes, subraces, magic items, equipment, spells, and fluff. If TSR didn't get the internet back then, they really wouldn't have understood YouTube... Heck, companies today haven't all figured it out yet!I think that's the only way I'd want to go if I ever ran a WoD game again.</blockquote>