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<blockquote data-quote="JohnNephew" data-source="post: 171904" data-attributes="member: 2171">Thanks, and I hope 7C lives up to your expectations.I've looked at some of the city books now out on the market -- such as Geenavue (Thanks, DK!) and Freeport (thanks, Nik!) -- and I'm impressed as heck.&nbsp; The production values are excellent, and the level of detail is superb.&nbsp; As a competitor, I also have to say that I think our 7C has a slightly different niche...all of its cities are the smaller sizes (everything sub-metropolis), while the bigger city books are generally much larger places.&nbsp; I think, as a consumer, I'd be more inclined to go with one of the one-city-only books as a central location for my campaign, and have Seven Cities (like Seven Strongholds) handy as a reference for grabbing when the PCs wander far afield.&nbsp; (The typical campaign world has more than one city or fortress, after all...)&nbsp; If something like Freeport is a hopping place like New York or LA, then Seven Cities gives you a range from small towns to smaller cities (say, Beloit or Madison).Boy, what a dream this market has got to be for campaign-building GMs -- so much good stuff out there to use as building blocks!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JohnNephew, post: 171904, member: 2171"] Thanks, and I hope 7C lives up to your expectations. I've looked at some of the city books now out on the market -- such as Geenavue (Thanks, DK!) and Freeport (thanks, Nik!) -- and I'm impressed as heck. The production values are excellent, and the level of detail is superb. As a competitor, I also have to say that I think our 7C has a slightly different niche...all of its cities are the smaller sizes (everything sub-metropolis), while the bigger city books are generally much larger places. I think, as a consumer, I'd be more inclined to go with one of the one-city-only books as a central location for my campaign, and have Seven Cities (like Seven Strongholds) handy as a reference for grabbing when the PCs wander far afield. (The typical campaign world has more than one city or fortress, after all...) If something like Freeport is a hopping place like New York or LA, then Seven Cities gives you a range from small towns to smaller cities (say, Beloit or Madison). Boy, what a dream this market has got to be for campaign-building GMs -- so much good stuff out there to use as building blocks! [/QUOTE]

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