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<blockquote data-quote="delericho" data-source="post: 7686818" data-attributes="member: 22424">I hear you on the binding issue! My DMG already had loose pages before I'd even completed my read-through, and with no at-table use at all. Which for a $50 book (for which I paid full price, no less) I find frankly inexcusable.(Though my other 5e books seem to be holding up better. And the DMG isn't the only recent offender - my Firefly RPG book was also $50, I think, and is also suffering.)Yeah. They've created a great game here, but there's just one or two weaknesses that annoy disproportionately. I'm almost inclined to call for a 5.1e with no rules changes whatsoever (except the existing errata) but with a better index, better binding, a better character sheet, and some sections rewritten for better clarity/ease-of-use. I'd probably rebuy all three books, even at $50 each, just to get rid of those few &quot;proud nails&quot;.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="delericho, post: 7686818, member: 22424"] I hear you on the binding issue! My DMG already had loose pages before I'd even completed my read-through, and with no at-table use at all. Which for a $50 book (for which I paid full price, no less) I find frankly inexcusable. (Though my other 5e books seem to be holding up better. And the DMG isn't the only recent offender - my Firefly RPG book was also $50, I think, and is also suffering.) Yeah. They've created a great game here, but there's just one or two weaknesses that annoy disproportionately. I'm almost inclined to call for a 5.1e with no rules changes whatsoever (except the existing errata) but with a better index, better binding, a better character sheet, and some sections rewritten for better clarity/ease-of-use. I'd probably rebuy all three books, even at $50 each, just to get rid of those few "proud nails". [/QUOTE]

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