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<blockquote data-quote="Flexor the Mighty!" data-source="post: 320199" data-attributes="member: 1013">*clap, clap, clap*Bravo!!&nbsp; I can imagine cheaper, and thinner books.&nbsp; I have to lug a duffle bag of&nbsp; hardcovers, a bunch of softcovers, my big binder, a ton of dice &amp; pencils, papers, the Greyhawk boxed set, and the various other things like mags that get transported to the gamesite for D&amp;D.&nbsp; Add in my laptop case and the GW miniature case and I'm about to break down.&nbsp;&nbsp; Try and lug a twelve pack along with that!&nbsp; I think the old books set mood just fine with the more limited artwork.&nbsp; There were still lots of little pics, but they didn't suck up so much space.&nbsp; They did have the great &quot;A Paladin in Hell&quot; pic that was a nice full page pic though.&nbsp; I can't remember how much art was in the 2e books, they were lost/stolen soon after I got them.Another question.&nbsp; Do people actually use the &quot;limited edition&quot; high price editions that some companies are putting out?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Flexor the Mighty!, post: 320199, member: 1013"] *clap, clap, clap* Bravo!! I can imagine cheaper, and thinner books. I have to lug a duffle bag of hardcovers, a bunch of softcovers, my big binder, a ton of dice & pencils, papers, the Greyhawk boxed set, and the various other things like mags that get transported to the gamesite for D&D. Add in my laptop case and the GW miniature case and I'm about to break down. Try and lug a twelve pack along with that! I think the old books set mood just fine with the more limited artwork. There were still lots of little pics, but they didn't suck up so much space. They did have the great "A Paladin in Hell" pic that was a nice full page pic though. I can't remember how much art was in the 2e books, they were lost/stolen soon after I got them. Another question. Do people actually use the "limited edition" high price editions that some companies are putting out? [/QUOTE]

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