My PHB2 shrivelled like cooked bacon

[Mistwell]

I live in San Diego. It's 70 degrees right now and not humid at all.

Your humidity detector is broken. San Diego is often humid, and right this moment it is 48% humidity.

 

[DreadPirateMurphy]

Is it strange that I bought a pound of bacon and it came pre-printed with new D&D4E character classes?

 

[Branduil]

Is it strange that I bought a pound of bacon and it came pre-printed with new D&D4E character classes?

I've heard of crunch-heavy books but this is ridiculous.

 

[grickherder]

When I lived on the coast, all my books did this and straightened out over the next few months.

 

[VictorC]

I must be in the minority here, mines fine.

 

[Riley]

My 4e PHB, MM, and DMG all did this when I first got them. I didn't do anything special to them, and they all look fine now.

 

[Jack7]

all my books did this and straightened out over the next few months.

They must have had a good "role-model."

Anyways GH, just try and bring em up right and they usually straighten out in the end.

 

[Kask]

Your humidity detector is broken. San Diego is often humid, and right this moment it is 48% humidity.

48% is considered dry, not humid...

 

[Riley]

The problem with wavy pages - as well as smudgeable ink - in the first 4e books was discussed in this thread:
http://www.enworld.org/forum/general-rpg-discussion/230076-smudges-all-core-books.html

 

[Inferno!]

My new Star Wars Legacy Era Campaign Guide looks like that too.

Edit: Just looked at it again, and it already looks better than it did when I bought it about 12 hours ago.

BTW, great work again Rodney!