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<blockquote data-quote="Celebrim" data-source="post: 4636730" data-attributes="member: 4937">I think if you went back to my posts from a year or two ago, that you'd find that I'm not at all surprised.&nbsp; Basically, if there is a market for it, then WotC is going to print it.&nbsp; Then of course, the same group that greedily consumed the material not despite the power creep but because of it, will end up complaing in 4 or 5 years that they hate 4e because the power creep has destroyed the balance and integrity of the game.But the real irony for me is how much grief I get for 'not following the rules', when I say that I didn't allow magic items to be purchased, and how that this will screw up the game completely because the game was designed with this in mind, and yet, and yet, almost no one with that complaint bothers to notice that WotC's own books and supplements screw with their own designs far more than I ever did.But, as long as it's just power creep, it's ok, right?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Celebrim, post: 4636730, member: 4937"] I think if you went back to my posts from a year or two ago, that you'd find that I'm not at all surprised. Basically, if there is a market for it, then WotC is going to print it. Then of course, the same group that greedily consumed the material not despite the power creep but because of it, will end up complaing in 4 or 5 years that they hate 4e because the power creep has destroyed the balance and integrity of the game. But the real irony for me is how much grief I get for 'not following the rules', when I say that I didn't allow magic items to be purchased, and how that this will screw up the game completely because the game was designed with this in mind, and yet, and yet, almost no one with that complaint bothers to notice that WotC's own books and supplements screw with their own designs far more than I ever did. But, as long as it's just power creep, it's ok, right? [/QUOTE]

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