Customer Review: Quite a good book. Very nice feats, new class specialty s for all 4 primal classes. if you plan to play a druid, shaman, warden, or barbarian this book is an excellent tool.
Customer Review: As anyone who plays RPGs knows at this late date, the fourth edition of Dungeons & Dragons (or D&D4E) has engendered a lot of controversy in the community by breaking dramatically with the game's past in several key areas, replacing decades-old systems like "Vancian" casting and skill checks... more info
Customer Review: The art is quite good.
Layout is correct, clear and easy to check.
Monsters and races: All the "classics" plus an interesting extra bunch of them. Some "Lovecraftian" monsters too, like shoggoth.
Rules/"crunchies": Clear, simplified, not overhelming
As a final note, aimed... more info
Customer Review: What a great addition to the RPG. Is it totally necessary? Actually, yes. It adds to the flavor of the universe to be able to populate it with droids. I haven't (obviously) used it in a campaign yet, but it will be added in the next adventure. It gives stats for all the classic droids and some from... more info
Customer Review: This book is a hard one to review. On the one hand, all of the bits are technically pretty well-balanced and add a lot of options to D&D 4th edition. On the other hand, most everything presented here still ruins the flavor of D&D as most have known it. The bits: Presented are 5 new... more info
Customer Review: I'm not really a huge fan of Salvatore, but this book and the following two really stand apart from the rest of the Drizz't series. Character development, vivid descriptions, a well thought-out society...yes, quite different from his other books indeed.
If you aren't familiar with high fantasy... more info
Customer Review: I had no idea when I purchased this that it was an entire new gaming system that seems to be a jumping point for selling miniatures. I guess it's the Microsoftian way of trying to force players to upgrade (especially with discontinuing printings of 3.5), bouncing off the idea that you can make more... more info
Customer Review: A great book marred by a few typos, but I still give it 5 stars. If you enjoyed the Dark Heresy system but wanted a bit more freedom RT is for you.
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