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That is up to taste. I personally quite like the Adventurer Guide art.

Valindra is a fun choice for the one cover. She honestly shows up a lot, and is an antagonist that can be basically endlessly reused in near any situation.

Beyond has several smalls books that expand on things for sale, like the Mortuary released a little after Planescape. So I expect them to be things like this https://marketplace.dndbeyond.com/category/SRC-00125

It depends, though none of the D&D starters gave the full game, nor did the paizo beginners box.

They gave 40-60 hours even going with the 40 that is 10 4 hour sessions.

The Gladiator is basically a mid-high level fighter. But one mid-high level fighter is not that massive a threat to multiple Players around level 5. The Archmage is the same being a near top level wizard, but that makes them a threat to mid level characters, not high level ones.

Here are the exact stated contents. I also noticed we have what looks like a few new monsters, the Lizardfolk Warden (I am guessing a low level standard Lizardfolk), the Curate, Wight Lifedrinker, and maybe the Jelly Cube (if it's not just a renamed Gelatinous cube for some reason).

The price makes lots of sense for the stuff in it

Half Orcs were basically just orcs.

From the start from memory

A link to the product page. https://marketplace.dndbeyond.com/category/4705000?pid=D4705000

You do know this doesn’t matter cause it doesn’t give the full details.

None. The latest thing we have going is the investor report that said it’s doing good.

The books are made in 32 page increments, so yeah something must have happened at the printer.

Official sources from WotC say it’s doing well, so I don’t know why so many try to paint it as not.

The Book suggests some Alt decks

For the most part Warhammer Fantasy has never been as dark and dreary as 40k. Still it has it's black humor stuff like the Leg Tax in the new player's book in the main town. Were there is a fine each time you cross it's main bridge. Better hope you don't live on this side of the river if...

I was saying they are not as much like classes as the person you were responding to.