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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sacrosanct" data-source="post: 7440008" data-attributes="member: 15700">What are you disagreeing with?  That 25 years ago a much smaller soft back book with less page count, no color art, and lower production costs cost $15 (which is $27 in today's money)?  Or the fact that that if a complete guide in today's money is almost $30, then $50 for a larger book with much higher production value isn't that much?The Player's Option Books were $25 back in the 90s, which is $40 now.  And that's not factoring how the cost of printing has gone up in general, outpacing inflation, over the past 20 years.  $50 seems a pretty typical price for a full color hardback book of that size now.  This isn't really something you can disagree about, as there is clear objective data we can look at to show how $50 is not overpriced by typical standards.</blockquote>