Justin D. Jacobson
First Post
I just got my copy, and I'm blown away by the scope of the product. You can really tell the designers had a deep passion for the primary works.
I don't want to be impolite, but did anyone else think that the majority of the interior art was sub-standard? The cover by WAR is top-notch, and there are certainly some good pieces in the book. But there are more than a few --ahem -- less good ones. I just wonder if they had to skimp on the art budget given the sheer number of pieces involved in a book of that size.
Mind you, this won't detract from the utility of the book, but it did catch me off guard given the stellar looking products put out by Green Ronin. Exhibit A being M&M, of course.
I don't want to be impolite, but did anyone else think that the majority of the interior art was sub-standard? The cover by WAR is top-notch, and there are certainly some good pieces in the book. But there are more than a few --ahem -- less good ones. I just wonder if they had to skimp on the art budget given the sheer number of pieces involved in a book of that size.
Mind you, this won't detract from the utility of the book, but it did catch me off guard given the stellar looking products put out by Green Ronin. Exhibit A being M&M, of course.







