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<blockquote data-quote="Marandahir" data-source="post: 8052436" data-attributes="member: 6803643">Like purchasing Hardcovers from DM's Guild? I have a dozen or more. They're good quality. The one issue is that they're not all in the same binding size or spine format as the non-Hydro74 WotC covers. Some of them TRY to look like those but then are taller than the WotC ones so they look weird on the self. Others are the same size, but have entirely different cover designs, so they don't fit in alongside them. I then to put them on a separate shelf or else between my Hydro74 hardbacks and my WotC original style hardbacks. It's not too bad, since WotC themselves can't seem to pick a font size and D&amp;D red flame size and stick to it on the original style hardbacks. They never look quite unified, anyway. Some DM's Guild hardcovers have a drier feel to them (both inside and out) than the WotC prints (like Unnapproachable East: The Great Dale). Others don't (like the Uncaged series). Not sure why.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Marandahir, post: 8052436, member: 6803643"] Like purchasing Hardcovers from DM's Guild? I have a dozen or more. They're good quality. The one issue is that they're not all in the same binding size or spine format as the non-Hydro74 WotC covers. Some of them TRY to look like those but then are taller than the WotC ones so they look weird on the self. Others are the same size, but have entirely different cover designs, so they don't fit in alongside them. I then to put them on a separate shelf or else between my Hydro74 hardbacks and my WotC original style hardbacks. It's not too bad, since WotC themselves can't seem to pick a font size and D&D red flame size and stick to it on the original style hardbacks. They never look quite unified, anyway. Some DM's Guild hardcovers have a drier feel to them (both inside and out) than the WotC prints (like Unnapproachable East: The Great Dale). Others don't (like the Uncaged series). Not sure why. [/QUOTE]

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