by JVgamer I think it depends on the quantity of the extra material. If there is enough, then later publish an optional rules supplement. Lesser amounts could be worked into scenarios, as mentioned by Stephen W., or could be asides (artwork, story vignettes or rule examples, or sidebar text boxes) within the core book itself. Or maybe none of it belongs? Leave it to GMs and players to make up ..read more

by JVgamer In hindsight, I should clarify: What is the best method or your preferred way for publishers to present fluff/suggested/supplemental rules to readers ..read more

by pdzoch For the most part, my players take care of that themselves. Some of them read up ALOT on a published campaign world I am using and other couldn't care less. The former players are the ones most likely to ask about interesting elements that want to see, play, or experience. As for my own created worlds, I add flavor over time as they become more important to the world ..read more

by Dimitris <div>Artwork by Tomasz Chistowski</div> ..read more

by Dimitris <div>Illustration by Jason Engle. The copyright for it is owned by Paizo Publishing, LLC and is used with permission under their Community Use Policy.</div> ..read more

by Dimitris <div>Illustration by Jason Engle. The copyright for it is owned by Paizo Publishing, LLC and is used with permission under their Community Use Policy.</div> ..read more

by Inkwan JVgamer wrote: Flyboy Connor wrote: Rest assured that they still see D&D as "undermonetized" and that they seek ways to get players to fork over much more cash in the form of microtransactions. They just need someone who manages to accomplish that without all the backlash. That probably is the best summation. Yay! for the existence of stocks and investors. I cannot speak to D&D, as I do not play it, so I will have to trust the reports and filings. From an anecdotal standpoint, our flgs seems to have seen a bit of a dip in sales, but on the other hand the shelf space ..read more

by JVgamer Flyboy Connor wrote: Rest assured that they still see D&D as "undermonetized" and that they seek ways to get players to fork over much more cash in the form of microtransactions. They just need someone who manages to accomplish that without all the backlash. That probably is the best summation. Yay! for the existence of stocks and investors. I cannot speak to D&D, as I do not play it, so I will have to trust the reports and filings. From an anecdotal standpoint, our flgs seems to have seen a bit of a dip in sales, but on the other hand the shelf space for D&D is la ..read more

by canadiankorean Sadly the price of shipping has gone up so much. the fuel surcharge by canadapost is insane. even shipping with the other services isn't cheap ..read more

by Dimitris <div>Artwork by Sam Burley</div> ..read more