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I can't find this anywhere on the web. Anyone know how big the poster map is that came with this book back in 2001? I'm looking for exact measurements in inches. Thanks.

I know you can't say anything about it but I'm hoping it's not another AP. I want some variety in the releases instead... like moving on to another setting or a book on the planes, just something different. I'm not sure how many AP's I'm willing to buy, but I do know I don't want a whole...

Awesome, thanks man! Also, I was thinking... what chance do you guys think that the D&D Extra Life thing will hit $100,000 bucks, which would make the FR map free for everyone? The total keeps creeping up and as of right now, there's about seven grand left to go so I'm thinking it might be a...

Schley's map is quite impressive even though it isn't the entire FR world map that we're used to seeing. I wish the map had been free (and I kind of expected it would be given past precedent set by WotC) but I suppose $10 isn't going to break me. I'll probably get it over the next week and...

I was thinking it would be a longer and more detailed document considering how long everyone had to wait for it. However, it is helpful and at least we did finally get something.

I was thinking it would be a longer and more detailed document considering how long everyone had to wait for it. However, it is helpful and at least we did finally get something.

I never said anything about running a completely DM centric game. I don't like Dragonborn so I don't allow them in my games. However, I don't care for gnomes that much either, but I would still allow players to choose that race if they wanted to play one. You say you don't have a problem with...

Call me an entitled killjoy then. Also, don't feel like you have to allow anything you don't want in your game when you DM. If you don't like Dragonborn, then banish them from your version of the Realms. It's your world, so be the boss of it.

I'm not advocating for overpowered options or even more classes or races. More products could simply mean more adventures of various sizes, campaign setting books and other books with fluff and flavor that could be about iconic D&D monsters or something else along those lines. But even if...

You're right, we don't know for sure. It's all just speculation on our part. However, I doubt that an extra couple of 32 page adventures each year would strain the staff too much.

I suspect the average fan wants more.

If too many options resulted in people not buying anything then most people would have a ton of savings instead of always being in debt. Most people spend money like water on tons of crap they don't need... just look at yard sales if you need proof of that. Capitalism ensures that people have...

Are you a chef :) No, I do see what you are saying. I just think it wouldn't be too hard for WotC to produce a few more things every year without necessarily lowering the overall quality of their products. That's just my opinion and I understand that your opinion is different and I respect it.

I don't think anyone wants more products that are of lower quality. However, a lot of material was produced when 2nd and 3rd edition was in print... not all of those products were gems but a lot of it was good too. It was fairly easy to look over what was being put out back then and just buy...

Well, I don't suffer from analysis paralysis or buyer anxiety or whatever you want to call it. I'm sorry that you do.

It is surprising and even a little unbelievable for me personally. If a hardcover AP comes out and you don't care for it, you have to wait another six months for the possibility of having something that appeals to you. Also, if you want something besides an AP, you're also out of luck because...

Why would buy less if there was more to choose from? Wouldn't you be buying the same amount but spreading the money over a wider variety of products?

It seems strange to me that most people said they were happy with the slow release schedule. Wouldn't more products being produced by WotC be considered a win-win for everyone? More products would allow all of us the opportunity to pick what we want to buy from a larger variety of supplements...

Cool miniature of Demogorgon, not sure if I like those colors though.

Looks pretty awesome. Does anyone know if the spine looks the same as the other D&D books that have come out? I'd guess that it does.