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<blockquote data-quote="Stormonu" data-source="post: 8824043" data-attributes="member: 52734">Granted, I've mostly just perused them, but the only one I own is the Lost City.&nbsp; For me, they're too bulky for what I really want - a reproduction of the original (just one version, not multiple, and not with all the historical background) and a 5E conversion.&nbsp; I got Lost City because that is a complete campaign where the original only roughed out half of the upper pyramid where as the 5E version has it all mapped out.&nbsp; I'd have gotten the Isle of Dread for the same reason, but I don't have enough shelf space for all these colossal books.Overall they're great coffee table books, but they're not great for actually using them at the table - and these days I need them more for practicality than show.&nbsp; I've yet to actually run them, but I am happy for the 5E stats - just wish they didn't take up so much real estate.&nbsp; If you are going to run them, I'd take the advice above and use a PDF version instead of a physical copy.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Stormonu, post: 8824043, member: 52734"] Granted, I've mostly just perused them, but the only one I own is the Lost City. For me, they're too bulky for what I really want - a reproduction of the original (just one version, not multiple, and not with all the historical background) and a 5E conversion. I got Lost City because that is a complete campaign where the original only roughed out half of the upper pyramid where as the 5E version has it all mapped out. I'd have gotten the Isle of Dread for the same reason, but I don't have enough shelf space for all these colossal books. Overall they're great coffee table books, but they're not great for actually using them at the table - and these days I need them more for practicality than show. I've yet to actually run them, but I am happy for the 5E stats - just wish they didn't take up so much real estate. If you are going to run them, I'd take the advice above and use a PDF version instead of a physical copy. [/QUOTE]

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