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Message: <blockquote data-quote="PMárk" data-source="post: 7080193" data-attributes="member: 6804619">And may I add, how exactly needing to buy and read multiple big AP books to know what's happening is better than dedicated, even smaller setting books/gazetteers, or strict metaplot books or novels?Honestly, while big CSGs are beautiful, I even like better the smaller, region focused books, or event books, because you can put a lot more information in them. The concept of SCAG would have been okay (although I disliked the end product, because, while it was a good travelogue, it didn't really added GM information and "behind the scenes" stuff), if other regional books would have been following it. And I agree, putting every novel on the same shelf as the Spellplague and Sundering is just gross oversimplification. Yes novels sometimes influenced the setting in big ways and rightly so, but it's the minority.</blockquote>