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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Henadic Theologian" data-source="post: 9449698" data-attributes="member: 7030526">They could have unlocked the settings by doing things properly like did with Eberron, Wildemount, and the upcoming FR books. I've said it before, setting books and adventures should be separate products. The slipcase had other problems, they were pretty but shallow, partly because they cost so much to make compared to regular books, too mechanics, except for races and feats were not playtested, Planescape did not explore any of the planes outside the Outlands (like even a couple of paged per plane would be enough), Spelljammer did not explore enough wild systems and Astral Dominions, etc... So much went wrong with these products, it really wrecked WotC rep on doing settings. But they do look good both in looking at the pictures and on a shelf. Shallow products. Thankfully WotC finally learned it's lesson after complaints about the SCAG and the Slipcases. I really do think 256 for FRAG to 256 to 385 pages for the for each of these books is likely.</blockquote>