The King said:I don't understand why most of the time there are mixted books on market (half background, haf adventures). Frankly it's good to have a sourcebook but gretaer to have some adventures linked to it so that you can exploit it fully.
I remember at the beginning with AD&D, we had almost no detailed settings but a lot of scenarios. Now the trend has changed (and this is also true with D&D) where the number of adventures is proportionally small to the number of sourcebooks.
JamesMishler said:When the market was much larger (around 2,000,000 + in the early '80s)