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<blockquote data-quote="RangerWickett" data-source="post: 4053503" data-attributes="member: 63">From the thread in General:Buying them separately, about $100 plus shipping for what has come out so far. There are still 3 adventures to go, so figure $130. But if you figure that each book is 60-100 pages, and a typical soft-cover game supplement goes for $15 at that size, it's not unreasonable.I do admit, I was less stringent in editing for length because I knew our primary venue would be PDF. If we did a compilation, a lot could be reduced in size, both from reducing redundancy (e.g., not having stats for the standard Ragesian military units repeated in every single adventure) and from trimming out stuff that in hindsight isn't necessary. Still, it would have to be split into at least two separate, thick books. I'd have to do some checking to figure out what the price would be.If you're interested in learning more, though, the player's guide and campaign guide are both free downloads at RPGNow.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RangerWickett, post: 4053503, member: 63"] From the thread in General: Buying them separately, about $100 plus shipping for what has come out so far. There are still 3 adventures to go, so figure $130. But if you figure that each book is 60-100 pages, and a typical soft-cover game supplement goes for $15 at that size, it's not unreasonable. I do admit, I was less stringent in editing for length because I knew our primary venue would be PDF. If we did a compilation, a lot could be reduced in size, both from reducing redundancy (e.g., not having stats for the standard Ragesian military units repeated in every single adventure) and from trimming out stuff that in hindsight isn't necessary. Still, it would have to be split into at least two separate, thick books. I'd have to do some checking to figure out what the price would be. If you're interested in learning more, though, the player's guide and campaign guide are both free downloads at RPGNow. [/QUOTE]

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