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<blockquote data-quote="hejtmane" data-source="post: 7727424" data-attributes="member: 6799371">I think some times people on boards protest to much not realizing we are a tiny tiny % of players; that we have a tendency to over analyze everything from the math to the multiclass to the feats. A lot of the stuff in these books are for the casual guys not the hardcore D&amp;D nerd they proven that with sales. Me personally I bought SCAGS and I knew what I was getting the only part I wanted was the classes and race stuff. The rest of the forgotten realm stuff I did not care about I bought it for what I wanted in the book and got it for cheaper than the list price so i was happy. Then I pre-order the Xanathars and I am buying it mainly for the classes and a couple other things the rest what ever but I am fine i realize that they have more than just what i think should be in the book to cater too and that was the case even back in the 1e days. To many people want everything they want or it is not worth it but sorry to say it but they have more than just us D&amp;D nerds to make happy there is a large range to fill and they are doing the best they can to help the general D&amp;D population with what they want.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hejtmane, post: 7727424, member: 6799371"] I think some times people on boards protest to much not realizing we are a tiny tiny % of players; that we have a tendency to over analyze everything from the math to the multiclass to the feats. A lot of the stuff in these books are for the casual guys not the hardcore D&D nerd they proven that with sales. Me personally I bought SCAGS and I knew what I was getting the only part I wanted was the classes and race stuff. The rest of the forgotten realm stuff I did not care about I bought it for what I wanted in the book and got it for cheaper than the list price so i was happy. Then I pre-order the Xanathars and I am buying it mainly for the classes and a couple other things the rest what ever but I am fine i realize that they have more than just what i think should be in the book to cater too and that was the case even back in the 1e days. To many people want everything they want or it is not worth it but sorry to say it but they have more than just us D&D nerds to make happy there is a large range to fill and they are doing the best they can to help the general D&D population with what they want. [/QUOTE]

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