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<blockquote data-quote="Samurai" data-source="post: 4509999" data-attributes="member: 3850">Ok, I've read some reviews on both these products, but I'd still like more info.&nbsp; The new classes in each are versions of the missing 3e classes (and the AVP also has a few races and other rules), but just how do the versions of the classes compare?&nbsp; What I'd be interested in seeing is a side by side comparison of each class, such as &quot;The Monk is handled this way in AVP, with class abilities that do this and this, and powers that focus on this, while in FFS these are his abilities.&nbsp; They are similar because X and they are different because Y&quot;&nbsp; I think that such a breakdown, with or without your personal preference for which book handles each class better IYO, would be extremely helpful for someone like me who doesn't want to buy both books since they are so similar in subject, and doesn't have a FLGS that carries them.&nbsp; I think in many ways it will come down to purely a matter of personal preference, as to which version of a class a given person may prefer, but I'd just can't seem to decide with the amount of info I have.&nbsp; Thanks!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Samurai, post: 4509999, member: 3850"] Ok, I've read some reviews on both these products, but I'd still like more info. The new classes in each are versions of the missing 3e classes (and the AVP also has a few races and other rules), but just how do the versions of the classes compare? What I'd be interested in seeing is a side by side comparison of each class, such as "The Monk is handled this way in AVP, with class abilities that do this and this, and powers that focus on this, while in FFS these are his abilities. They are similar because X and they are different because Y" I think that such a breakdown, with or without your personal preference for which book handles each class better IYO, would be extremely helpful for someone like me who doesn't want to buy both books since they are so similar in subject, and doesn't have a FLGS that carries them. I think in many ways it will come down to purely a matter of personal preference, as to which version of a class a given person may prefer, but I'd just can't seem to decide with the amount of info I have. Thanks! [/QUOTE]

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