Um, wow. 60 pages of blank space? How'd you acquire yours? :(
Bought it from a game store back when it came out. Didn't even look at for probably two years after I bought it. At that time, none of us in the local BT crew really cared much for the Periphery, as we were too wrapped up in ComStar machinations in our current campaign. By the time I realized it was so screwed up (having not looked at in the store, simply bought it with a stack of other BT books at the time), that game store was long extinct. I've borrowed a copy from a friend in the years since, and I'm don't feel like I'm missing a lot by not replacing it. I don't really have much of a favored faction, and I have enough other Periphery information to fit my tastes. I'm not much of a Reunification War fan, so I don't really need that info either. When I read the book many years later, it was long after overall editing had improved. So the original book didn't really flip my lid any. I can understand why fans dig it, just wasn't really a favorite of mine.
Edit: Guardsman, that's really not the worst of the bunch. My FM: CC is missing nearly 85. There was no getting around it at the time, as the entire stock of FM:CCs available at the only game store in the area (at that time) had the same issue. I could have bought a later print run, but I never really bothered. At the time, we weren't messing about much with the Crusader Clans. And since then, well, I have other sources that cover most of the info I'd need from that. I seem to recall other folks mentioning various page loss as well. Then again, most of the section it was missing was the rules section and Clan Wolf info. I wasn't missing much by missing out on Wolf info. :)
