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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dark Psion" data-source="post: 114449" data-attributes="member: 959">My bigest problem with these books was grouping multiple classes together. Each class more than deserves a book this size and certain classes suffer. Just look at the new <a href="http://www.rpgnow.com/product_info.php?products_id=143&PHPSESSID=768b5d784592b03e4430511ea2ad323c" target="_blank">Beyond Monks</a> and compare it to what monks got out of Sword & Fist. The same is true of the Barbarian in Masters of the Wild. Someone said nobody plays Druids, Rangers and Barbarians, well it is the purpose of books like these to MAKE you want to play with them.As to each books usefullness, they have helped me create a bunch of psionic prestige classes (see <a href="http://www.rpgcosmos.com/prcs.cfm" target="_blank">RPGCosmos</a> ) and I do find myself going back for S&F feats. The most dissapointing was Song & Silence, I was expecting more ways of using skills, feats for allowing unusual skill use, the way the Track feat allows you to use WIlderness Lore. Defenders of the Faith would be second worst for introducing PRCs with great style but little substance (see Hospitaler). As to Greyhawk, I would like to play there, but where is the Greyhawk Campaign book, Monsters of Oerth, Magic of the Circle?? Can't play in a setting if there is no setting to play in.(WOW! Made it to the end without pointing the lack of a psionic spatbook,..OOPS!)</blockquote>