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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DM Howard" data-source="post: 6042656" data-attributes="member: 87131">And I see where you are coming from as well, but then wouldn't we just have bigger splat books?  In terms of information and power creep it would still be there.  Pathfinder does bigger supplement books but still suffers (at least in my infrequent group) of power creep.  I think it is going to happen a little regardless of how you package the information.  Basically, in a perfect Dungeoneer world, I'd like to prepare to go to a game as a player and be able to pick all my smaller specifically Barbarian books that I might need instead of: I need to bring three or four hard cover books with me because I need the barbarian relevant stuff out of each of them.  I like to have the information I might need during a session even if I don't crack open the book.  That might not apply to everyone else that's certainly true but I think smaller (page count wise) subject specific books (specific classes, spells, etc) would be more beneficial.</blockquote>