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An additional point. I really disagree with the idea that the summaries of ethnic identities are for new players. I have been playing this game for a very long time, and had never put much thought into how other people would view a Garundi. Great part for both players and GMs.

I have been wondering for a while how Paizo would continue to grow the game without adding too many rules. It seems to me that books like this are just about perfect. A few rules to translate story to game impact, but mostly just world building. The more I read in this book, the more I like it.

Just to put my initial vote in, this is one of my favorite books since the APG. I really like that this is a roleplaying book versus a rules book. I think I may be in the minority (particularly on the boards, which is why I rarely post), but having information on how characters think and why they would act a certain way makes it so much more real and fun to me.

I do hate Teamwork Feats, but that isn't enough for me dislike the book, they are such a small part.