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Message: <blockquote data-quote="BryonD" data-source="post: 4993221" data-attributes="member: 957">They are topic specific, not necessarily "gaz", but frequently.  It is generally pretty obvious from the title.  For example, Osirion is about the "Egypt" (+/-) area, whereas there is also a Companion on elves, Chronicles on the planes, dragons, classic monsters, etc...  The defining difference is page count: Companions are 32 and Chronicles are 64.  (at least best I call tell, both lines seem to have geography and non-geography topics)They all define elements of the Golarian setting, but I can not recall anything that requires a connection to the hard back book.  Though the names are setting specific, they should be pretty easy to drop into any setting.They are crunch lite.  There is crunch in every one.  But I'd say it ranges between 80-95% setting.  Frequently you will have several pages of descriptive text and then a feat of something like it in a sidebar.  Though some titles also include a PClass or the like and maybe a few pages of spells, items, etc... It varies.The one disconnect I potentially see is that you said you liked the gaz more than the hardback because the hardback had too much detail.  The gaz has just under a page on Osirion.  The campaign setting has 2 pages on Osirion.  The Osirion book has 32 pages (9 that are predominately crunch, higher than normal).  So if two pages was too much detail, then 23 pages of further detail may not be your thing.</blockquote>

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