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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mhacdebhandia" data-source="post: 4168616" data-attributes="member: 18832">I'll be buying the Fourth Edition core rules whether or not Wizards of the Coast ever offers a license to any other company.This is despite the fact that I enjoyed Arcana Unearthed, most of Malhavoc's other Complete Book of products, Iron Heroes, True 20, and Pathfinder.First of all, the existing OGL is more than enough to cover standalone games.Second, as much as I enjoy running Rise of the Runelords, Paizo doesn't want to support Fourth Edition right now and I don't particularly want to play their version of the game. If they're eventually in a position to support Fourth Edition with adventures, I'd be more than willing to take a look at them, but for me the point of Pathfinder was always that "Paizo was producing good adventures for the game I play", not that "Paizo was producing good adventures for the game I play".Third, supplements aren't that important to me. I really liked Monte's Complete Book of products, but I never really used them all that much. They're a luxury I can do without - and, historically, most popular third-party supplements seem to be aimed at people who are highly dissatisfied with some element of the official rules (psionics, for instance), among which group I generally haven't counted myself.</blockquote>