I do not recommend this product at all.

Its basically some cut and paste general background information on some relationship/marriage trivia. It's a real hodge podge, with some random rules ideas thrown in. Reading it made my brain ache.

Look, the Pendragon stuff in the past has some of the most concise, well-outlined rules and ideas for romance I've ever had the pleasure to read. That's when all guns are blazing.

And GMs need good stuff like that. The romance section of RPGs is in the dark ages right now.

This? This is for people wanting to grab every last ounce of information from the four corners of the earth in case they missed something.

Me? I can't use this, it's too garbled and ill-formatted to be of any casual use. Into the garbage chute!

Completely unique product. I don't know of any other component kit for building starships from the outside. If only the promised deckplan product had been produced to accompany it!

Originally posted here: https://theotherside.timsbrannan.com/2022/09/100-days-of-halloween-heroes-weekly-vol.html

Some more Pathfinder tonight. This time for the Heroes Wear Masks RPG.

Heroes Weekly, Vol 5, Issue #3, Witchcraft

PDF. 13 pages. Color covers and interior art.

This one is a bit of a mixed bag really.

I love the idea of having an evil witch class. This one is also different enough from the base Pathfinder witch to make it worth a look.

I don't love that they chose to call their evil witch a "Wiccan." After all no one would make an evil cleric class and call it a "Catholic" or anything like that.

These witches get powers but no spells to speak of; though the powers take place of the spells.

There are some print and fold minis near the end. The art is mixed. I am not a fan of the cover. If this was for a modern sort of game it feels out of place. The witch on page 2 would have been a better choice.

In the end, there is not enough here for me to recommend it.

This is a meaty book for your money with 82 pages detailing the ship with stats for 2 versions and various 30 ton and 60 ton modules for the 120 ton cargo bay. There is also a 20 ton Ships Boat. I love the possibilities for tinkering witrh various load outs. All stats are for Mongoose Traveller. I was impressed by the shear level of detail included for such a reasonable price.

This book provides background detail for M Dougherty's Far Avalon setting followed by MGT stats for various ships.

Unfortunately the deckplans are appalling. Black & White with grey shaded interiors and little or no detail on a single page, very disappointing.

Probably worth the price for the setting materiel alone.

An exceptional and well-written guide to Call of Cthulhu mythos solo roleplaying that also extends into horror roleplaying in general. As many other reviewers ask: POD wanted!

This is the only one of this companies products that I bought that was usable, though definitely not worth full price. The products inside are pretty unoriginal and do not use the Pathfinder ruleset like they claim, but are easy enough to make them work. The suggested prices for the items do not seem to have any ryhme or reason to them as similar items from the base game are priced wildly differently. All in all, if it is on sale for $1.00, it might be worth it for you, though it is riddled with grammatical errors so it isn't an easy read.

Simple & inexpensive printable spaceship counters in a variety if shapes - nicely coloured too. Very nice and a boon for those who haven't the room for miniatures, or for those whom space gaming is just a sideshow to the ground battle.

Happy to recommend.

Simple & inexpensive printable spaceship counters in a variety if shapes - nicely coloured too. Very nice and a boon for those who haven't the room for miniatures, or for those whom space gaming is just a sideshow to the ground battle.

Happy to recommend.

Simple & inexpensive printable spaceship counters in a variety if shapes - nicely coloured too. Very nice and a boon for those who haven't the room for miniatures, or for those whom space gaming is just a sideshow to the ground battle.

Happy to recommend.

Simple & inexpensive printable spaceship counters in a variety if shapes - nicely coloured too. Very nice and a boon for those who haven't the room for miniatures, or for those whom space gaming is just a sideshow to the ground battle.

Happy to recommend.

Simple & inexpensive printable spaceship counters in a variety if shapes - nicely coloured too. Very nice and a boon for those who haven't the room for miniatures, or for those whom space gaming is just a sideshow to the ground battle.

Happy to recommend.

Simple & inexpensive printable spaceship counters in a variety if shapes - nicely coloured too. Very nice and a boon for those who haven't the room for miniatures, or for those whom space gaming is just a sideshow to the ground battle.

Happy to recommend.

The art in this is not great, but it came in the bundle. That in itself would've earned a three rating since there is a certain ownership in checking out the preview first. The one rating is because many (most?) of the pics are scanned in such a way the pics have white dividing lines running through them. Worse, they are all in PDF (only) format so you would have to copy the parts individually into a paint program and piece them together. (Or use a converter to change them to your desired format.) However you work it, the dividing lines do not add up, with some being quite glaring. So you've got something of a mess.

Fast and simple point-based ruleset. Lots of gear. Psychic powers. Starship rules. All the basics are covered.

The book includes a 'broad strokes' kitchen sink campaign setting including pastiches of the Empire (Star Wars), the Federation (Star Trek), and a more 'corporate' empire which has a more grey morality. Each region is touched on in brief and campaign ideas are provided for each (rebels vs the Empire, space rangers, free traders, space explorers, etc.). Also many species of humanoid aliens are mentioned in brief, some fairly original but most being pastiches of familiar races from pop-culture (predators, xenomorphs, klingons, hutts, etc.)

The Bestiary and Starship Gallery are extensive. The Art is black and white, but very strong, about as good as black and white art can be, with many illustrations of ships and characters. The PDF is not bookmarked.