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<blockquote data-quote="haiiro" data-source="post: 882102" data-attributes="member: 1891">Several of my WotC books have had bent covers (A&amp;EG was the most recent), and I have also been able to fix them easily. I bend them gently (but firmly) and slowly in the opposite direction, and then just shelve them normally. Thus far, this has corrected the problem every time.The only time a bent cover has kept me from buying a book was with Godlike. In the case of every copy of Godlike that I've seen, both covers were bent in the same direction -- and all of the pages were bent the same way. This produced an almost concave effect, and made reading the book very irritating. Couple that with flimsy paper and I decided not to buy the book at all (despite how much I'm interested in it).I haven't had any WotC books that have had the curved covers and curved pages, so I consider it a pretty minor problem (and easily correctable).(Edit: typo.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="haiiro, post: 882102, member: 1891"] Several of my WotC books have had bent covers (A&EG was the most recent), and I have also been able to fix them easily. I bend them gently (but firmly) and slowly in the opposite direction, and then just shelve them normally. Thus far, this has corrected the problem every time. The only time a bent cover has kept me from buying a book was with Godlike. In the case of every copy of Godlike that I've seen, both covers were bent in the same direction -- and all of the pages were bent the same way. This produced an almost concave effect, and made reading the book very irritating. Couple that with flimsy paper and I decided not to buy the book at all (despite how much I'm interested in it). I haven't had any WotC books that have had the curved covers [i]and[/i] curved pages, so I consider it a pretty minor problem (and easily correctable). (Edit: typo.) [/QUOTE]

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