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Message: <blockquote data-quote="shaylon" data-source="post: 2692484" data-attributes="member: 22867">I just want to say that based on some of the comments here I think people are getting the wrong idea about the reviews on this site.  You are always going to get trolls writing reviews because of x, y , or z reason, anywhere you go.  This site has some great staff reviewers and I have personally purchased things solely on what reviewers here have said about the product.  It is rare in those cases that I wind up being disappointed.As far as the "professional" reviewers comments are concerned it hasn't been an issue that I have seen, at least not here.  I could honestly care less whether or not a person got a pdf for free and reviewed it or if they paid the full price for it.  It doesn't matter to me.  As long as the review is fair (which as I mentioned has not been an issue that I have noticed) then it doesn't bother me.Opinions of products will vary but after you read enough of them you figure out that there is a reviewer that is close enough of a match to what you like and you pay more attention to what they review.  D20 has brought us a ton of material in the past 5 years, some great, some poor, but I guarantee you that there are things that I thought were terrible that someone is playing right now and having a great time.If you don't know the reviewers, and aren't sure what to expect from them, do yourself a favor and read a review of something that you already have and see if it closely matches your thoughts on the product.  If you start seeing a pattern, then that is your reviewer.  If you think the reviewer is a tool that doesn't know what they are talking about, keep searching.-Shay</blockquote>

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