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<blockquote data-quote="Treebore" data-source="post: 3110873" data-attributes="member: 10177">I enjoyed my brief conversations with them at GenCon as well. Good people and excellent products. Silk Road rocks and I like their monster books, even bought the Fiery Dragon counter boxes to go with them. Very cool. Plus even though I picked up my last order from them at GenCon (their Christmas in July sale) Suzi had all my books individually wrapped in Christmas paper with several hand written messages letting me know they appreciate my business. Very nice touch.Joe,Let whoever it was who decided on the art/pictures in Silk Road did a really good job. When I am reading the material and then look at the pictures it really adds to what I am reading. Not so much in an informative way, but it somehow adds to how &quot;real&quot; the info is. Hope you get what I mean. It really hit me when I was reading the &quot;Falling Rocks&quot; and &quot;Over the Edge&quot; and looked at the pictures on those two pages. It really helped me &quot;see&quot; how these hazards could happen, with real life pictures. Then the pictures continued to add to the content as a read through the book.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Treebore, post: 3110873, member: 10177"] I enjoyed my brief conversations with them at GenCon as well. Good people and excellent products. Silk Road rocks and I like their monster books, even bought the Fiery Dragon counter boxes to go with them. Very cool. Plus even though I picked up my last order from them at GenCon (their Christmas in July sale) Suzi had all my books individually wrapped in Christmas paper with several hand written messages letting me know they appreciate my business. Very nice touch. Joe, Let whoever it was who decided on the art/pictures in Silk Road did a really good job. When I am reading the material and then look at the pictures it really adds to what I am reading. Not so much in an informative way, but it somehow adds to how "real" the info is. Hope you get what I mean. It really hit me when I was reading the "Falling Rocks" and "Over the Edge" and looked at the pictures on those two pages. It really helped me "see" how these hazards could happen, with real life pictures. Then the pictures continued to add to the content as a read through the book. [/QUOTE]

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