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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dire Bare" data-source="post: 9161877" data-attributes="member: 18182">Why would WotC offer the book and cards separately? For the three people who want just one or the other?I exaggerate somewhat, but . . . I really doubt the folks who would just purchase one or the other is high enough to justify two to three SKU's for this release.And Hit Point Press . . . <s>um, you totally can purchase either just the deck or just the guidebook separately thru the Kickstarter. Pledge for $1 and order what you want as add-ons.</s>EDIT: Looks like either I misread or the Kickstarter page is unclear. The main page implies ALL tiers are eligible for ALL add-ons, but the details and FAQ pages show that only physical tiers are eligible for all add-ons. Meaning you DO have to buy at least the basic physical deck at $25 to add-on the physical guidebook. However, HPP does sell their existing Animated Tarot deck and book separately on their website, and it's likely they will do so with the new Deck of Many Things.And . . . thanks for complaining about this AGAIN, because I wasn't interested in the Fablemaker's Deck of Many Things before, but WOW, I am really impressed with their offerings and how they are structuring the Kickstarter. I just might go for the animated tarot deck, because that looks super neat.</blockquote>