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<blockquote data-quote="dangerous jack" data-source="post: 5390576" data-attributes="member: 23654">Generally, I'd say you should be able to edit the overview for any campaign setting down to 1 page or less.&nbsp; Add 2 or 3 paragraphs specific to my character (1 per race or group of races, 1 for class/power source, 1 for theme/background).&nbsp; But I shouldn't have to read every race/class/etc. combination to narrow down what I want to play.&nbsp; Add in a bit of crunch and my tolerance would be 2 pages total.&nbsp; After that, if it's hooked me then I might read more deeply, but generally I want to start playing.Anyway, the overview of Zeitgeist seems to be a good length to me.&nbsp; It hooked me at least, and now I want to create my character and start playing.&nbsp; And I didn't see much that you could eliminate.&nbsp; Personally, I don't need to see a map pre-campaign, because the relevant description of the world is in the first paragraph (mountains, rain forests, industrial city, harbour... check).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dangerous jack, post: 5390576, member: 23654"] Generally, I'd say you should be able to edit the overview for any campaign setting down to 1 page or less. Add 2 or 3 paragraphs specific to my character (1 per race or group of races, 1 for class/power source, 1 for theme/background). But I shouldn't have to read every race/class/etc. combination to narrow down what I want to play. Add in a bit of crunch and my tolerance would be 2 pages total. After that, if it's hooked me then I might read more deeply, but generally I want to start playing. Anyway, the overview of Zeitgeist seems to be a good length to me. It hooked me at least, and now I want to create my character and start playing. And I didn't see much that you could eliminate. Personally, I don't need to see a map pre-campaign, because the relevant description of the world is in the first paragraph (mountains, rain forests, industrial city, harbour... check). [/QUOTE]

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