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<blockquote data-quote="redkobold" data-source="post: 1186245" data-attributes="member: 2585">I have yet to read through it, just three skims through the book.&nbsp; I like what I see.&nbsp; I only wish there was more illustrations, especially of critters and mutations.&nbsp; I am going to copy some illustrations out of my old GW books and paste them into this one.&nbsp; Also, even in my skiming through I noticed a few silly editing errors like spelling, etc.&nbsp; I am really happy about the town rules and if anything is missing in the mutations I am sure I can get it from Darwins World (another excellent product) and Omega World (which was excellent also).&nbsp; Either way, the players books seems to be a good base core book.&nbsp; I am eagerly awaiting the follow-ups.&nbsp; As far as sci-fi versus science-fantasy, that all comes from how the Game Master runs the campaign and the feel of the world.&nbsp; I am really happy to have all of this new stuff in a hardbound book.&nbsp; D20 is so modular that you can custom build a great setting with anything in it that you want.Bruce did a wonderful job.&nbsp; I wrote an article a few months back for the EN World Players journal and am writing a new one for submittal soon and it is a lot of work to write and edit and pull things together even for a short article.&nbsp; Pulling together and writing for multiple books must be a herculean task.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="redkobold, post: 1186245, member: 2585"] I have yet to read through it, just three skims through the book. I like what I see. I only wish there was more illustrations, especially of critters and mutations. I am going to copy some illustrations out of my old GW books and paste them into this one. Also, even in my skiming through I noticed a few silly editing errors like spelling, etc. I am really happy about the town rules and if anything is missing in the mutations I am sure I can get it from Darwins World (another excellent product) and Omega World (which was excellent also). Either way, the players books seems to be a good base core book. I am eagerly awaiting the follow-ups. As far as sci-fi versus science-fantasy, that all comes from how the Game Master runs the campaign and the feel of the world. I am really happy to have all of this new stuff in a hardbound book. D20 is so modular that you can custom build a great setting with anything in it that you want. Bruce did a wonderful job. I wrote an article a few months back for the EN World Players journal and am writing a new one for submittal soon and it is a lot of work to write and edit and pull things together even for a short article. Pulling together and writing for multiple books must be a herculean task. [/QUOTE]

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