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<blockquote data-quote="crazy_cat" data-source="post: 3897290" data-attributes="member: 30061">Compared to nothing really. If you want to play D&amp;D 4e you may be interested in buying the books - if you don't want to play 4e then you wont be interested. If you want to play another RPG you can buy that instead. I did post a comparison that I think is relevant above howver - the core books for 4e will cost me less than a meal for my family in a local restaurant. For this amount spent on D&amp;D books I'll get 3 hardback books 200+ pages each, in colour, which I will enjoy reading. Assuming I like teh system I'll also get an RPG to play - maybe weekly, with 3-4 of my friends, for 3-4 hours per session, sounds like excellent value to me.If I don't like 4e they can join the other stuff on the shelves that I might read from time to time, and I wont buy any more 4e stuff.People complaining about the 'extortianate' price of D&amp;D 4e need to face facts - if you can't afford the game, which is a luxury item - nobody actually needs D&amp;D, then you are not the WOTCs target audience. They want consumers who are going to actually buy their products.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="crazy_cat, post: 3897290, member: 30061"] Compared to nothing really. If you want to play D&D 4e you may be interested in buying the books - if you don't want to play 4e then you wont be interested. If you want to play another RPG you can buy that instead. I did post a comparison that I think is relevant above howver - the core books for 4e will cost me less than a meal for my family in a local restaurant. For this amount spent on D&D books I'll get 3 hardback books 200+ pages each, in colour, which I will enjoy reading. Assuming I like teh system I'll also get an RPG to play - maybe weekly, with 3-4 of my friends, for 3-4 hours per session, sounds like excellent value to me. If I don't like 4e they can join the other stuff on the shelves that I might read from time to time, and I wont buy any more 4e stuff. People complaining about the 'extortianate' price of D&D 4e need to face facts - if you can't afford the game, which is a luxury item - nobody actually needs D&D, then you are not the WOTCs target audience. They want consumers who are going to actually buy their products. [/QUOTE]

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