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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Cbas10" data-source="post: 1255299" data-attributes="member: 6459">Aside from the fact that Complete Warrior was almost ALL completely rehashed material (I thought promotions stated only a quarter or so was rehash), it was not HORRIBLE.  Even though it was recompiled Dragon Magazine and Sword & Fist material, having it in a single source and in Hardcover format is quite handy.  I'll give Complete Divine a chance.  Incidentally, is Unearthed Arcana more or less a "Complete Arcane" without following the same naming theme?D&D Dice in a velvet bag?  They better be very nice, including some sort of cool symbol instead of the number "1" or something.  Chessex is doing far too good of a job for Hasbro to be able to push any cheapo-crap.I'm fairly interested in the Players' Planar Guide, regardless of any potential ties to Planescape or Spelljammer.  I just hope to banish the tendancies to think that, with the right spell or two, plane-hopping can be just as easy and casual as running down to the corner store for the new +12 bastard sword.  As for the races-based book (and line of them, I presume) I really hope to see a lot more content on cultures, descriptions, religious practices, and other non-rules material.  We have feats and prestige classes dropping out of every orifice in our bodies; lets get some really good and meaty deep information in a source that is not just for Forgotten Realms.I'm not all that hip on Eberron, Star Wars, or the Forgotten Realms material.  It may be VERY good, I admit, BUT...material found in setting-specific books tends to be more work than it's worth to convert over to the setting I actually use.  Speaking of which...can anyone answer this: if Greyhawk is the "default setting" why is there absolutely no support for it?  Why not make Forgotten Realms the base setting and be done with it?The Basic set is a VERY good idea, and I'll certainly be picking up each set of minis as they come out (except Star Wars).  Regarding the minis, 99% of the times that I am using them is during my D&D games.  The skirmish battle system is great for running my mass-combat system (a combination of D&D minis rules and that found in AEG's Swashbuckling Adventures), but is only marginally interesting on its own.  However, even considering the randomness factor, it is certainly a great value for my dollar to get prepainted minis that actually match aspects of the D&D game for just over a buck a piece.</blockquote>

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