DM said:Books like that done properly would be too large to print at a competitive rate.
Funny, they used to be able to do that in the 1970s and 1980sI fully accept that army lists are probably going to be delivered via supplements (it seems to be the industry standard these days) but I don't see a need (other than pure commerciality) not to make the rules themselves comprehensive in their coverage.
If you want something like that I can bodge it out in about half an hour with a stapler. 8 point font, no paragraphs or pictures. bad diagrams. The works.
i was there for the 'good old days' and they weren't that great.
