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Message: <blockquote data-quote="JoeGKushner" data-source="post: 140106" data-attributes="member: 1129">So is anyone running a Twin Crowns book?  I'm about 2/3rds of the way through the book and it's a pretty good read that could definately benefit from a 2nd edition.  What do I mean?Maps.  In a setting, maps are very important.  Maps here are minimal.Editing.  Could be better in many cases.  Order of Entries: I find it annoying when things aren't alphabetized.  Under major cities, for example, you'll have The Ciudads, and then the Burogs, and then the Five Duchies.Art: I like some of the art here, but I feel that some of the art is just filler and it's not that great of a filler.Layout.  This should've been my other what should Gaming Frontier's Rant be.  Some of the tabs here are 8 spaces.  What's up with that?Set up: By this, I mean having some gaming information here, some there, some background here, some there.  I like my background in one organized place, my game material in another organized place.I do like the rituals and the idea of kobra, but neither are an integral part of the setting.  By integral, I mean would the setting all apart without 'em?  The Five Lives bit is pretty different and the recharging spellcaster bit is also different.  Still, it doesn't seem that outside the ability to cast rituals, that spellcasters get a lot in exchange for those harsh penalties.Lots of potential in this setting.  Lots of interesting ideas and material to look at.  Huge book with a medium price.I think that some more web bonuses downloads could go a long, long way in correcting some of these issues.  The color map for example, is nice. I think that a 2nd edition would go even further.Other opinions?  Is Broadsides better with more application towards any campaign?</blockquote>

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