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<blockquote data-quote="Whizbang Dustyboots" data-source="post: 8981656" data-attributes="member: 11760">Well, this is fantastic and long overdue.Are people really confused by this?Also great.Thank Orcus. Non-WotC publishers have been running rings around WotC on this for at least 17 years, when Ptolus came out. There's simply no reason for WotC books to be so poorly laid out -- just steal what other people are doing!If we can also get sewn-in bookmarks and chapter markers visible on the side of the book, that'll be a huge improvement to usability at the table.The bad news: It'll all be new pictures of the 2014 halflings. Sorry!Also great.This isn't a surprise, but was this something that everyone &quot;always&quot; knew, or just people inside WotC?Huh. I guess this is meant to help narrow the martial/caster divide, but if I wanted to add complexity, there are other products I'd already be using. Let's see how it looks in the UA.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Whizbang Dustyboots, post: 8981656, member: 11760"] Well, this is fantastic and long overdue. Are people really confused by this? Also great. Thank Orcus. Non-WotC publishers have been running rings around WotC on this for at least 17 years, when Ptolus came out. There's simply no reason for WotC books to be so poorly laid out -- just steal what other people are doing! If we can also get sewn-in bookmarks and chapter markers visible on the side of the book, that'll be a huge improvement to usability at the table. The bad news: It'll all be new pictures of the 2014 halflings. Sorry! Also great. This isn't a surprise, but was this something that everyone "always" knew, or just people inside WotC? Huh. I guess this is meant to help narrow the martial/caster divide, but if I wanted to add complexity, there are other products I'd already be using. Let's see how it looks in the UA. [/QUOTE]

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