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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Enforcer" data-source="post: 157810" data-attributes="member: 396">Before transcribing it to OGL, get your local game stores to at least buy a display copy. I'll bet that anyone who liked the Lite rules, and can flip through the real thing at a store will plunk down the $35. I think it's that good. If you must adapt material from it, make sure you email <a href="mailto:AEGJohnZ@aol.com">AEGJohnZ@aol.com</a> like it says on the aforementioned p. 286 first.And as for the price, yes it might seem high to some, but it's:a) Hardcover--a must for big rulebooks that will be referenced umteen times. Also, this is comparable to Oriental Adventures and less expensive than the FRCS! And since it's not WotC, I'd guess a lot of that cost comes from a smaller print run.b) Oh so meaty. Ye gods does it have a lot of stuff in there! I love how even a 20th level Soldier would be pressed to get all of the ranged combat feats.c) Already supported, check out AEG's site for the upcoming sourcebooks. I'll definitely be getting the weapons book. This isn't a one-night-stand product (like Wheel of Time pretty much is).</blockquote>