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<blockquote data-quote="Jhaelen" data-source="post: 5040842" data-attributes="member: 46713">Well, the WoL rules take up a whopping 24 pages of a total of 224 pages.The suggested retail price back then was 34.95$. I don't think I payed that much, though.And, yes I like the book purely for the idea it presents and the fluff it provides. The rule section was useful in so far as it allowed me to analyze how it was supposed to work and come up with a better solution. So, for me it was definitely a good deal.Another book I really liked was Lords of Madness. Incidentally, it's the same price point and page count as WoL and it doesn't even have 30 new monsters in it. Wow, what a waste of money, you say? Except it wasn't (to me). It's what helped to shape my campaign and that's 5+ years of gaming. So, yeah, totally worth it (for me)!Anyway, unless I'm mistaken, all of this is completely unimportant for the OP, since he was asking about the WoL concept and not the book (which he may or may not already have). And the concept (as in idea and not as in mechanics) is excellent and I can only recommend to introduce them into a campaign.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jhaelen, post: 5040842, member: 46713"] Well, the WoL rules take up a whopping 24 pages of a total of 224 pages. The suggested retail price back then was 34.95$. I don't think I payed that much, though. And, yes I like the book purely for the idea it presents and the fluff it provides. The rule section was useful in so far as it allowed me to analyze how it was supposed to work and come up with a better solution. So, for me it was definitely a good deal. Another book I really liked was Lords of Madness. Incidentally, it's the same price point and page count as WoL and it doesn't even have 30 new monsters in it. Wow, what a waste of money, you say? Except it wasn't (to me). It's what helped to shape my campaign and that's 5+ years of gaming. So, yeah, totally worth it (for me)! Anyway, unless I'm mistaken, all of this is completely unimportant for the OP, since he was asking about the WoL concept and not the book (which he may or may not already have). And the concept (as in idea and not as in mechanics) is excellent and I can only recommend to introduce them into a campaign. [/QUOTE]

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