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<blockquote data-quote="Li Shenron" data-source="post: 6387478" data-attributes="member: 1465">I have only seen the previews, and to me the overall written material per monster seemed a bit too small. The stat block is smaller, and that's a good thing IMO, but that could have opened room for more info about the monster's story, place in the world, in-combat and out-of-combat tactics, environment etc. Not that this info is missing, just that it feels like it could have been richer, with a more judicious use of page space. Honestly, I like the artwork and I believe great art is essential in a RPG book, but the book would have been more valuable to me with smaller pictures and less blank spaces traded for more &quot;fluff&quot; (and occasionally some more &quot;crunch&quot; for some monsters, since I'm hearing we get many without any special feature at all).BTW, are there really any monsters who don't get a picture? That's quite disappointing... Which are they?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Li Shenron, post: 6387478, member: 1465"] I have only seen the previews, and to me the overall written material per monster seemed a bit too small. The stat block is smaller, and that's a good thing IMO, but that could have opened room for more info about the monster's story, place in the world, in-combat and out-of-combat tactics, environment etc. Not that this info is missing, just that it feels like it could have been richer, with a more judicious use of page space. Honestly, I like the artwork and I believe great art is essential in a RPG book, but the book would have been more valuable to me with smaller pictures and less blank spaces traded for more "fluff" (and occasionally some more "crunch" for some monsters, since I'm hearing we get many without any special feature at all). BTW, are there really any monsters who don't get a picture? That's quite disappointing... Which are they? [/QUOTE]

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