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Message: <blockquote data-quote="theemrys" data-source="post: 4422552" data-attributes="member: 25516">Well, as an owner of both I hope I can answer that.  For the campaign sourcebook material itself, there is not a LOT new... mostly talk about how to fit in many of the 4e elements into the game (like the new races) and a few changes on NPC listings to include new classes.  There is a section which has the gods converted over to the new alignment structure.  Overall, I'd say there's not a LOT of change, but what is there is good.  For me the big push to get it was that it included the atlas as well as part of the PDF.  To me that was well worth it as well as to have a PDF version of the campaign setting so I can print select portions as needed.  If you're getting it for new material on the setting (minus the maps) you might want to avoid, but if you want a PDF of the atlas as well as the 4e interpretation of it, I'd say it's well worth the investment.  I certainly am happy with it.</blockquote>