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Huzzah!

A great book to be sure!

Though my Tien fighter still has no RAW way of gaining access to Tien weapons aside from Unconventional Weaponry. Hrm...

Looking for feedback. Do you like seeing the Table of Contents and back of the book? Or meh?

Back of the book is kind of meh, blown up high quality of that art piece would be cooler IMO.
Table of contents is fairly interesting, I think it entices about the sections not yet spoiled by blog posts fairly well.

I like this type of collating blog is useful.

I like this type of collating blog is useful.

Extremely.

I hope that Every product has a blog post that links all the related teasers and staff commentary.

And I'm finding all the Glindexes to be incredibly helpful.

So often the information I need is simple, and not having to flip back and forth following breadcrumbs of page numbers and single word indexing is a delight.

Elorebaen wrote:

I like this type of collating blog is useful.

Extremely.

I hope that Every product has a blog post that links all the related teasers and staff commentary.

And I'm finding all the Glindexes to be incredibly helpful.

So often the information I need is simple, and not having to flip back and forth following breadcrumbs of page numbers and single word indexing is a delight.

This is also a topic we wanted feedback on. Thanks.

The poor lizardfolk looks cold.

Back of the book is kind of meh, blown up high quality of that art piece would be cooler IMO.

Table of contents is fairly interesting, I think it entices about the sections not yet spoiled by blog posts fairly well.

That piece of art was featured in higher resolution all on its own in the Seeds of Hope web fiction last month. So, wish granted!

Looking for feedback. Do you like seeing the Table of Contents and back of the book? Or meh?

Table of content is awesome to get a feel of the amount of content for each sections and can show us a bit where the book "focus". Very informative. (And the new ToC have nice images that could give an idea on the "vibe" of the book.

Looking for feedback. Do you like seeing the Table of Contents and back of the book? Or meh?

I like seeing the ToC because it gives me healthy expectations of the scope of the book.

My biggest complaint about Lost Omens World Guide was how the marketing created the expectation that the book was as big and comprehensive as the Inner Sea World Guide. In reality, it was more like an extended gazetteer -- a supplement to ISWG instead of a replacement. It's a quality book, but a GM still needs Inner Sea World Guide if they want to create a campaign in Golarion. Showing the ToC might have helped manage those expectations.

Looking for feedback. Do you like seeing the Table of Contents and back of the book? Or meh?

Rear cover - meh

My geekout moment when y'all previewed actual pages from the new Core Rulebook was that I could see the chapter titles, so this is definitely the type of content I am seeking.

Looking for feedback. Do you like seeing the Table of Contents and back of the book? Or meh?

Personally, I would like to see the Table of Contents just so that way I have an understanding of what's in the book.

Looking for feedback. Do you like seeing the Table of Contents and back of the book? Or meh?

Please do this with every future book.

Looking for feedback. Do you like seeing the Table of Contents and back of the book? Or meh?

+1 to Table of Contents.

Back of the book, not so much.

The new ToC of PF2 books are fantastic and a big improvement from bland PF1 ones. The back of the book ... don't really care that much about those, but they feel like a step back.

I think the back of the book is fine, but unneeded for the article. You usually look there for a summary of the book's materials if you have the book in hand, but the ToC and list of spoiler articles gives a much better summary.

I'm not a fan of the Wendigo on the cover.

They are pretty scary looking and I would not want to meet them.

Another +1 for the Table of Contents. Seeing the allocation of pages to the different sections is nice.

As for the back cover, I'm on the fence. Not REALLY necessary, but it does "bookend" with the front cover to balance things out.

The ToC is a nice thing to see, the backcover? Eh.

Another +1 for the table. I like all the handy lil previews.

Looking for feedback. Do you like seeing the Table of Contents and back of the book? Or meh?

I like it, while I was already sold on this (picked it up at my FLGS) if it was something I was on the fence on, then the ToC (mostly) and the back .. less so. Would help me make a choice.

BTW this book is awesome!

I think the ToC is far more likely to convince readers to buy the book rather than not. The back cover is both redundant and too simplistic compared to the ToC.

Not so in a store of course where you check the back cover before deciding whether opening the book to see what's inside, including the ToC, is worth your time.

+1 for TOC. It tells you about what's inside the book.