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<blockquote data-quote="tentfox" data-source="post: 5360857" data-attributes="member: 58988">I actually like the use of dungeon tiles, or if they provided maps not have the location of NPC's and secret doors built into it so I can use them at the table.Basically, so long as I do not need to do my own shonky drawing for the map I am happy.The lack of adventures is very disappointing however. Too much Chaos Scar, not enough support for the campaign settings, even if it was just cool tips to make it fit with each of the published settings. Also as mentioned before, nowhere near enough paragon and epic (although I personally do not run or play in epic), the support is pretty poor.Also Dragon contributed far too much to the bloat of feats we currently are experiencing. The support they are giving to essentials so far seems quite good, but it has gotten far out of hand with core. Especially as you see some races and classes with extreme amounts of bloat and other classes and races with close to nothing.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tentfox, post: 5360857, member: 58988"] I actually like the use of dungeon tiles, or if they provided maps not have the location of NPC's and secret doors built into it so I can use them at the table. Basically, so long as I do not need to do my own shonky drawing for the map I am happy. The lack of adventures is very disappointing however. Too much Chaos Scar, not enough support for the campaign settings, even if it was just cool tips to make it fit with each of the published settings. Also as mentioned before, nowhere near enough paragon and epic (although I personally do not run or play in epic), the support is pretty poor. Also Dragon contributed far too much to the bloat of feats we currently are experiencing. The support they are giving to essentials so far seems quite good, but it has gotten far out of hand with core. Especially as you see some races and classes with extreme amounts of bloat and other classes and races with close to nothing. [/QUOTE]

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