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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jester David" data-source="post: 7963153" data-attributes="member: 37579">Yes, yes it is.Not really.If the book had the 40-pages of monsters the other setting books had on average, and comparably large sections on  "building adventures" and the introductory adventure, the book would be 240-pages easily. Heck, if it were designed like the other campaign settings, they'd have probably dramatically cut down the 140-odd pages of lore in the book.It has eleven subclasses, twelve backgrounds, plus two new subraces, variant half-elves, tieflings, and halflings, and spells.That's more player than any book apart from Xanathar's Guide to Everything. In terms of class content, SCAG is only limited compared to 3e/4e books.Yes. It's a shame there's no other FR adventures for 5e to fill that gap.You'll be waiting until 6e.If even then, as WotC doesn't seem as interested in classic settings, so we may never get a new big FR campaign book.</blockquote>