woodelf wrote:
> > but, you already owned a D&D3E PH, right? would you have bought one, in > *order* to play Weird Wars? i can definitely see D20 versions of games > getting gamers to try them that wouldn't have if the system were new. > but that doesn't sell more for WotC. i doubt anybody who both wouldn't > have bought Traveller and wouldn't have bought D&D will now do either > (much less both) because of a D20 version of Traveller. it has definite > potential for improving the gaming community and industry (if non-D&D > D20 games serve as a bridge to non-D20 games, causing some portion of > the formerly D&D-only crowd to become customers of multiple games), but > i don't see how these non-D&D D20 games help WotC. > > The more games that are out there which are D20 based, the better the odds any new player will begin with a D20 based game -- and thus buy a PHB. Also, people who don't play D&D might still find a use for D20-based products from WOTC. _______________________________________________ Ogf-l mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.opengamingfoundation.org/mailman/listinfo/ogf-l
