Great ideas, piss poor execution. Still, with some work this could be made into a great product.

Very neat ideas, but not much that you can just grab and play with, and frankly, the book doesn't live up to its ad either. Still, a good place to go for some inspiriation if you have cash to blow.

Very, very kewl and useful. I really like the book list page, and telling my rules lawyer to stuff it cuz his books aren't on it! ;)

:D This is, how do you say? Spiffy. Most of my characters have extensive background information, and this sheet allows me to have it all down in a neat and precise format, and I can know for sure what a given charaters stats were at a certain level should they get energy drained. Handy for DM's like me. =:)

This is MUCH more like it. I threw out the 40-50 man hour revisions I had made to the old one in favor of this version, and my players love being able to play highly themed spellcasters easily.

I threw in a few house rules for my style, mostly to adapt this to my existing house rules, and feel no need to buy any other book on magic again.

Good job.

Very kewl and professionally done. As long as WotC's RTF are illegible, I'll stick to this editors versions, thank you. (and maybe even then - buy it and get updates for free from then on!)

Very kewl and well done. Much better (AND cheaper!) than WotC's book, though you get to print and bnder it yourself (actually, even better, since I can divide up and mark it up however I please, and even replace damaged pages individually quickly and easily)

Definately worth it just to not have to sort out the RTF's tables on your own.