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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Parmandur" data-source="post: 9825041" data-attributes="member: 6780330"><p>The Hadozee stuff was 100% Chris Perkins individually, because he thought it would be fun to have a Planet of the Apes reference but thought he didn't need a sensitivity readers. The format was really the core problem, as the content was fairly similar to those earlier Settijg books except for page count.: Eberron and Ravnica got 320 pages each, Theros and Van Richten got 256, Strixhaven was an experiment thst was actually somewhat creative and bold so a different beast...but Spelljammer got only 192 pages. Planescape is generally agreed to have done a better job...the big difference being that it got 256 pages long instead. And it didn't hit anybweird controversies as it was written by Wes Schneider and Justice Arman with the help of sensitivity readers, I suppose. But if the Spelljammer set got 256-320 pages of material...that would have made the difference.</p></blockquote><p></p>