JoeGKushner
First Post
I've seen The End and the new Pulp book and I just want to know, what's up with the small formats?
What's up with the Small Formats?
jaerdaph
#UkraineStrong
I take it you mean smaller sized hardcovers on the scale of All Flesh Must Be Eaten as opposed to the D&D core rulebooks and similar d20 hardcovers.
I kind of like the smaller, compact size. Much easier to handle, especially on a subway commute.
It's also a nice break from the Attack of the Core Rulebook Clones
I kind of like the smaller, compact size. Much easier to handle, especially on a subway commute.
It's also a nice break from the Attack of the Core Rulebook Clones
Well from our perspective with The End, we chose the small size primarily to support the feel of our setting. Since the setting is a post-biblical apocalypse, The End is designed to resemble a bible or preacher's book- which we think its faux leather cove and gold foil stamping does quite well.
I must admit, it is easier to manipulate as well. From a publisher's perspective, the book trade finds it easier to work with also.
I must admit, it is easier to manipulate as well. From a publisher's perspective, the book trade finds it easier to work with also.
