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I love the game and I'm happily buying more Pathfinder books than I'll ever be able to inflict on my players. However, one thing keeps disappointing me : The quality of the softcover books i.e. adventure path / campaign setting.
I've had this problem with for instance the original Rise of the Runelords and Council of Thieves; most of these books have come apart: one moment, the page is in the book, and the next, as I turn it, I'm holding it in my hand with a sad face.
There's no way I can be more gentle to the books and there's no way to tell if it's going to happen, but so far, out of all softcover Paizo books I own, about a dozen have a loose stack of paper where the first quarter of the book used to be.
That really stings me. I think the books are beautiful and I want to keep them that way.
I'll be happy to send pictures if you need more details but I'm not sure how you will be able to help.
So, I guess I'm saying, please tell the Chinese printers to use better glue?
Sorry you're having that problem. My own AP books have held up quite well, despite a lot of use...so hopefully the problem isn't too widespread?
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I've had this problem with for instance the original Rise of the Runelords and Council of Thieves; most of these books have come apart: one moment, the page is in the book, and the next, as I turn it, I'm holding it in my hand with a sad face.
What area do you live in and what kind of building are the books stored in? Climate can often be a factor in problems like this.