I'm
not sure. I've not read that many rule books, and when I do, I'm
usually either browsing for ideas or I'm looking up something specific,
which means I'm not focusing on the quality of the writing - unless it's
so poor as to be a problem. And that old excuse I keep using this
month: most of my books are packed away so I can't even nose through for
comparison now.
I haven't read that many tie-in novels either, one for ShadowRun
so many years ago all I remember is one of the secondary characters had
cheap cyberware boosting his speed and it made him twitch and stutter,
and then most of the Ravenloft books - some of which are
terrible, to be fair. Most either have good writing but weak concepts,
or interesting concepts and weak writing - but the Strahd novels by P N
Elrod are very good, in concept, plot and writing. I'd like to read more
by her!
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