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Message: <blockquote data-quote="KDLadage" data-source="post: 939794" data-attributes="member: 88">Well... my reason for thinking that the rules could/should be split into three books are as follows:The Heros Guide (Player's Handbook) needs extra space to ensure that the Force rules are as nearly complete as possible. As it is, we have how many version of Yoda and Darth Vader out there? Make the Heros Guide (PHB version) for Star Wars contain all of the rules, classes, prestige classes and force rules.The Campaign Guide (Dungeon Master's Guide) needs the extra space to ensure that space -- planets, systems, environments -- is handled well, as well as space combat (and by this, I mean a better system then is being used now). This book should have all of the sorts of things in the DMG (minus Prestige Classes) as well as the space combat system.The Alien Anthology (Monster Manual) needs the extra space to truly give the alien races some room to shine. Right now, they seems a little "thin" in their desriptions, and some people (ie: the game amster for our campaign) feel that the 4-alien picture groups are not as effective as they could be if the alies were each given their own picture on the page where the alien description begins.Now, I am fully agreeing with you when you say it is not needed -- I just think that the three book format makes more sense, helps organization and would allow a more complete look at the issues and areas of the game.Plus... if they do a re-organized set of rules (not so much a re-write, just a shuffling of the data) then I would like to see the final, oficial versions of the Star Wars iconic characters... Luke, Han, Yoda, Darth, Boba, etc. that use all of the rules that have been created for the system.</blockquote>

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