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<blockquote data-quote="DaveMage" data-source="post: 3357413" data-attributes="member: 10447">Haven't had a chance to look through it yet with any depth, but first impressions:Font size is larger than the WLD; page count is smaller (the WLC is about 700 pages).&nbsp; The physical map size is smaller than the WLD maps as well.&nbsp; One of the nice features that I did notice is that there is a rather large appendix that has stat blocks for many classes from levels 1-20.&nbsp; The really helpful ones are the wizards that not only have a &quot;spells memorized&quot; section, but also their spellbook content.&nbsp; Not sure if all base classes are represented - will check that out tonight.I'll have to look more closely later, but it seems they avoided the repetitive space-hogging stat blocks in the main text, so even though it is a smaller book than the WLD, you may get just as much content.Also, it looks like some of the city sections could easily be removed and interted into any other city.&nbsp; (For example, one of the sections is a &quot;dwarven section&quot; which could easily be placed on the perimeter of any other city.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DaveMage, post: 3357413, member: 10447"] Haven't had a chance to look through it yet with any depth, but first impressions: Font size is larger than the WLD; page count is smaller (the WLC is about 700 pages). The physical map size is smaller than the WLD maps as well. One of the nice features that I did notice is that there is a rather large appendix that has stat blocks for many classes from levels 1-20. The really helpful ones are the wizards that not only have a "spells memorized" section, but also their spellbook content. Not sure if all base classes are represented - will check that out tonight. I'll have to look more closely later, but it seems they avoided the repetitive space-hogging stat blocks in the main text, so even though it is a smaller book than the WLD, you may get just as much content. Also, it looks like some of the city sections could easily be removed and interted into any other city. (For example, one of the sections is a "dwarven section" which could easily be placed on the perimeter of any other city.) [/QUOTE]

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