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alcyone
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Small Hardcover

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We already have full sized hardcover and 5.5"x7" digest sized softcover (I think they are softcover, I don't have any).

Recently I have gotten several books in 9 1/4" x 6 1/4" hardcover, about the size of most mainstream hardcover novels. This is a really appealing form factor for me. You get the benefits of a hardcover book and a portable size. The Fate Core System comes in this size for instance. The hardcover books I've been getting from RPGNow (e.g. Covert Ops) have been 6x9, and those are perfect.

I don't plan to go buy all of my C&C books again, but I'd go back and get the core books in 6x9 hardcover. The "yearbook" sized RPGs have their place of course, but especially for rules I need to look up only occasionally, or things I want to actually sit down and read, these are great.
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Re: Small Hardcover

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Aergraith wrote:We already have full sized hardcover and 5.5"x7" digest sized softcover (I think they are softcover, I don't have any).

Recently I have gotten several books in 9 1/4" x 6 1/4" hardcover, about the size of most mainstream hardcover novels. This is a really appealing form factor for me. You get the benefits of a hardcover book and a portable size. The Fate Core System comes in this size for instance. The hardcover books I've been getting from RPGNow (e.g. Covert Ops) have been 6x9, and those are perfect.

I don't plan to go buy all of my C&C books again, but I'd go back and get the core books in 6x9 hardcover. The "yearbook" sized RPGs have their place of course, but especially for rules I need to look up only occasionally, or things I want to actually sit down and read, these are great.
Amen. They're also good to have for a group if you need more than one copy for reference. I'm working on getting the $$ to get the flipbook and Bluffside in digest format.

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Re: Small Hardcover

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If they can do it and keep them easy to read I'd get at least one.
Since its 20,000 I suggest "Captain Nemo" as his title. Beyond the obvious connection, he is one who sails on his own terms and ignores those he doesn't agree with...confident in his journey and goals.
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I'd buy it! 8-)
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