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Message: <blockquote data-quote="kennew142" data-source="post: 3998502" data-attributes="member: 18490">In Tucson, we had to call around to various bookstores to even find a copy of W&M. It flew off the shelves as soon as it came in. We finally found two copies at a Barnes & Noble in one out of the way mall. My friend had to take an hour to drive out there and back just so we could get a copy. I would say it's doing well in this city.I bought the books for the designer's notes and behind the scenes information. I've found them incredibly valuable, as well as inspiring (in a gaming sense). Each preview book has spurred a flurry of campaign creation for me. I can barely write fast enough to get all of my ideas down on paper. IMO my upcoming 4e campaign will be the best I've ever run (unless of course the 4e rules just suck). In part, I credit the preview books with increasing my creative energy.The art is awesome.$20.00 is only too much if you are unwilling to pay that much for it. As for me, I consider it money well spent.</blockquote>