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<blockquote data-quote="Smackpixi" data-source="post: 8699497" data-attributes="member: 7028579">I’m on the fence here, everything about it looks great, content and art, I’m just already rich in stuff, not sure how much more i can read/use/process...but, looks like lots of this would totally fit into the Moonshae campaign I’m preparing...I’ll probably cave eventually.I did just want to make an observation on the thickness of the book.&nbsp; Not unique to you, lot of small press Kickstarter stuff the same, but it’s too thick.&nbsp; Same page count as the PHB but much more beefiness.&nbsp; I like the thin paper of official D&amp;D stuff, hard bound magazines essentially.&nbsp; I totally understand, you’re limited by what’s available for POD and economical to get so do what is needed.&nbsp; But I’m just wondering is thinner paper an option?&nbsp; Or is the thicker stock preferred by others and considered high quality?&nbsp; I guess thin&nbsp; glossy magazine paper is just too spendy for small publishers, but even baring that, thinner more just office paper quality would be preferable TO ME to cut down on book chonkiness.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Smackpixi, post: 8699497, member: 7028579"] I’m on the fence here, everything about it looks great, content and art, I’m just already rich in stuff, not sure how much more i can read/use/process...but, looks like lots of this would totally fit into the Moonshae campaign I’m preparing...I’ll probably cave eventually. I did just want to make an observation on the thickness of the book. Not unique to you, lot of small press Kickstarter stuff the same, but it’s too thick. Same page count as the PHB but much more beefiness. I like the thin paper of official D&D stuff, hard bound magazines essentially. I totally understand, you’re limited by what’s available for POD and economical to get so do what is needed. But I’m just wondering is thinner paper an option? Or is the thicker stock preferred by others and considered high quality? I guess thin glossy magazine paper is just too spendy for small publishers, but even baring that, thinner more just office paper quality would be preferable TO ME to cut down on book chonkiness. [/QUOTE]

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