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<blockquote data-quote="Enevhar Aldarion" data-source="post: 7988008" data-attributes="member: 6818233">Ravnica is only about 250 or so pages. Theros may be the same once they reveal the page count. Wildemount is barely 300 pages. And sure, Eberron is 320, but that is more for players who have been around longer. And honestly, when I wrote that comment, I could not decide to say 300-400 pages or 350-450 pages. Plus, the higher the page count gets, the more the book falls into being full of DM-facing material, rather than player-facing, and books aimed more at DMs have always sold less than books full of material for players to use for their characters.I really wish Mearls and company back in 2014 had a firmer grasp on how they wanted to do the books, because if they had, maybe the SCAG would have been volume one in a series of hardback gazetteers for the Realms. But instead it was a one-off farmed out to another company to put together for them. Sure, Green Ronin is a good company, but still.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Enevhar Aldarion, post: 7988008, member: 6818233"] Ravnica is only about 250 or so pages. Theros may be the same once they reveal the page count. Wildemount is barely 300 pages. And sure, Eberron is 320, but that is more for players who have been around longer. And honestly, when I wrote that comment, I could not decide to say 300-400 pages or 350-450 pages. Plus, the higher the page count gets, the more the book falls into being full of DM-facing material, rather than player-facing, and books aimed more at DMs have always sold less than books full of material for players to use for their characters. I really wish Mearls and company back in 2014 had a firmer grasp on how they wanted to do the books, because if they had, maybe the SCAG would have been volume one in a series of hardback gazetteers for the Realms. But instead it was a one-off farmed out to another company to put together for them. Sure, Green Ronin is a good company, but still. [/QUOTE]

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