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Hi all,
>>>>Sorry the first volume wasn't what you'd expected. I suspect you will prefer future volumes (assuming Wizards lets us do them), but even then I suggest flipping through a copy to make sure it's what you want before you buy it. That's just good sense.
Well Eric, it could be just "good sense", but in my particular case it is impossible. Let me explain you why: I live in southern Spain, where it is IMPOSSIBLE to get your hands over this kind of material. So, you have to rely on online shops to purchase it. Obviously, first time you can see what you got is when the book arrives your home...and it is then too late to decide to keep it or not since it is already payed.
In my particular case again, I honestly though feats and prestige classes wew going to be a minimum part of the contents, and classics were going to be given more space. Sadly this wasn´t the case, and I feel as well disappointed and not very tempted to purchase further issues of Dragon Compendium.