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These Mean Streets
by Customer Name Withheld 		Publisher: White Wolf
Date Added: 10/21/2018 18:58:16
These Mean Streets Extremely well put together book to help with LARP games (Mind's Eye Theater), returning play to the scope of a few blocks or a city with the idea that drama of reconciling who you were with what you are, or the drama of trying to live an authentic life in a noir world of conspiracies and cloaks of respectability, can be just as grand as world-spanning tales of blood sorceries. Needed another editing pass, admittedly, but the book is slick. Fonts are quite readable, structure of the book is to the point and a Storyteller or LARP participant or runner can easily find what they need for planning their game. But I'm a noir fan to begin with and the blend of reminding players about the noir and punk possibilities inherent in Vampire the Masquerade works well....

Rating:
[4 of 5 Stars!]
DDAL05-02 The Black Road (5e)
by Steven K. 		Publisher: Wizards of the Coast
Date Added: 10/21/2018 16:34:35
DDAL05-02 The Black Road (5e) Such a great adventure! Compact, well organized and easy to DM. Lots of varying situations that require a wide variety of skills and tactics. Really great fun for players of all levels. Highly recommended ❤

Rating:
[5 of 5 Stars!]
Monster of the Week
by Jason C. [Featured Reviewer] 		Publisher: Evil Hat Productions, LLC
Date Added: 10/21/2018 15:18:29
Monster of the Week Sitting down to write a review of Monster of the Week while being a guy who can't abide essentially any episode of Supernatural you care to name, and who only really liked Buffy: The Vampire Slayer for the side characters is an exercise in trying to refocus on "but is this really FOR me?" Let's at least step back a little and try to see where this work fits in the history of the genre. While episodic action-adventure shows have been common on television since the earliest days, the combination of horror, episodic enemies and recurring protagonists first came about in the cartoon *Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!* in 1969. Before that time, episodic horror was the realm of the anthology series (*Alfred Hitchcock Presents*, *Thriller*, etc.) or the soap opera - always an innovator in television (*Dark Shadows*). The Scooby-Doo formula would be refined in more standard dramas like *Kolchak, The Night Stalker*, and was a consistent theme in cartoons like *The Real Ghostbusters*. The formul...

Rating:
[4 of 5 Stars!]
Steel Warriors - Battle for the Empire - Imperial Guard of Keno
by Giorgio G. P. 		Publisher: Steel Warriors Project
Date Added: 10/21/2018 15:04:36
Steel Warriors - Battle for the Empire - Imperial Guard of Keno What to say? These paper minis are perfect, . 17 unique figures. excellent dynamic poses, excellent colors ... another low sci-fi military unit introduced in the game ... A pdf document of over 50 MB, ready for high quality printing, a dozen pages including settings, lore, platoon description, soldiers' statistics, instructions ... a truly complete and rich final layout. Is this products' series perfect? We are getting there. ;-) In order to be able to use these gorgeous paper minis in other settings and with other wargames rules, it would be necessary to change the color of the eyes and, also for all other products, the uniforms colors. a multilayered pdf document would be perfect. :-)...

Rating:
[5 of 5 Stars!]
Burning Wheel Gold: Hub and Spokes
by Chelsea B. 		Publisher: Burning Wheel
Date Added: 10/21/2018 14:14:52
Burning Wheel Gold: Hub and Spokes This is simply a preview of the system, not the whole thing. I think it's awesome of the publishers to hand this out for free so you can assess the system before getting a full PDF or picking up the book. It's awesome that it's the actual first few chapters, if you read all of this you don't need to re-read the same material but "correct" if you decide to jump into the system, you can just jump into the details. My friends and I have already decided to play Burning Wheel for our next game, so I'm waiting for a physical book to get here. Kudos and 5 stars for letting me get started with learning the system while I wait....

Rating:
[5 of 5 Stars!]
Dungeon Master's Guide (4e)
by Carmin C. 		Publisher: Wizards of the Coast
Date Added: 10/21/2018 13:58:53
Dungeon Master's Guide (4e) This is the single-best D&D-branded guide to being a Dungeon Master that's ever been written (hyperbolic, I know). It dispenses with being a rules add-on and covers the meta-game of running games with other human beings. Say what you want about 4th edition (I personally really liked it!), this book should exist on every D&D DM's shelf.

Rating:
[5 of 5 Stars!]
Dusk City Outlaws: Neon City Outlaws
by Paul O. 		Publisher: Scratchpad Publishing
Date Added: 10/21/2018 13:23:09
Dusk City Outlaws: Neon City Outlaws This has a very Shadowrun feel to it, though with cyberpunk and tech being the overarching feel over any sort of magic. The new Cartels feel great for the setting, more so the adjusted specializations fit well even with just minor changes to some to make them fit better. If you like Dusk City Outlaws and Shadowrun or other cyberpunk settings, give this a shot. It will make for a great experience.

Rating:
[5 of 5 Stars!]
The Black Hack Second Edition
by Olivier S. 		Publisher: Gold Piece Publications
Date Added: 10/21/2018 11:46:16
The Black Hack Second Edition TBH2 does everything the original TBH did, and then some: bigger, better, faster, stronger! TBH2 is (imho) the best "neo-retro" game on the market. The rules are easy and concise, the layout and artwork high-quality, 3rd-party support is ever-growing, and most of all, the game is fun as hell! If you need a game for quick one-shots at cons, but also for longer campaigns, TBH2 is your game!

Rating:
[5 of 5 Stars!]
DDAL05-10 Giant Diplomacy (5e)
by Catullus C. 		Publisher: Wizards of the Coast
Date Added: 10/21/2018 01:56:09
DDAL05-10 Giant Diplomacy (5e) Have played this module, but not Dm'd it. It's a good mod, although the puzzles in the middle lack theme with the rest. Some Fey riddles would have been more thematic than Tangram puzzles. However, the feast and skill battle is truly great, and will become part of the PCs backstories.

Rating:
[5 of 5 Stars!]
100 Oddities for a Chaotic Mutation
by Tom H. 		Publisher: Skirmisher Publishing
Date Added: 10/21/2018 01:02:02
100 Oddities for a Chaotic Mutation Another great value item on the 100 Oddities list from Skirmisher. Need a little Chaos in your campaign? This has you covered with the usual 100 Oddities generation tables and a fleshed out system for chaotic features and mutations. At 30 pages this is a great deal with some cool ideas to create something horrible to throw at, or grow on, your player characters. Pick it up and add it to your GM library. Check out the other Skirmisher titles in this line up too. They are all awesome.

Rating:
[5 of 5 Stars!]
Dragonbite wooden and stone posts and pillars expansion pack
by Lawrence D N. N. 		Publisher: Fat Dragon Games
Date Added: 10/20/2018 21:48:08
Dragonbite wooden and stone posts and pillars expansion pack These files are just bad mashups of the existing posts from FDG, they are full of gaps and obstructions.

Rating:
[1 of 5 Stars!]
Dragonbite Wrap around Porch/Balconies
by Lawrence D N. N. 		Publisher: Fat Dragon Games
Date Added: 10/20/2018 21:46:54
Dragonbite Wrap around Porch/Balconies These files have a lot of issues that Slic3r cannot deal with or fix. Using the same setting I use for all my FDG terrain these files fail every time.

Rating:
[1 of 5 Stars!]
ROTA: Realms of the Ancients Core Rulebook
by Jeff H. 		Publisher: Immortal House
Date Added: 10/20/2018 18:44:56
ROTA: Realms of the Ancients Core Rulebook I don’t usually write reviews but this game really sang to me. I ordered a print and hard-copy and my group had a Saturday that we were free and we decided to give it a shot. We printed up character sheets and got together around Noon and started the character creation process. I love highly technical/crunchy games but I also really like fast light systems as they allow for more roll-playing and character development which ROTA is. Another criteria I have is that the rules are intuitive and that the combat system doesn’t take 3 hours to finish a fight. I also don’t like feeling like a peasant at first level. This system really scratched all those itches for me. There are 3 pieces to building a character; Species, Class, and Transformation. You simply pick one from each category in any combination and follow the easy character generation rules and voila you are done in no time and I must say I really liked the first character I built. I built an anime style swordsman and I wa...

Rating:
[5 of 5 Stars!]
Orcs in Tarodun's Tomb [5e]
by Andy D. 		Publisher: ZERObarrier
Date Added: 10/20/2018 16:25:47
Orcs in Tarodun's Tomb [5e] A solid little introductory adventure that can be played in a single session. Beautiful maps by Dyson Logos (I'm a big fan of his clear line style). It does, however, have one significant flaw: the monster encounter difficulty is absurdly overpowered for Level 1 or 2 PCs in 5E (assuming a typical party size). One room contains eight (!) orcs who "won’t hesitate to attack and subdue the PCs." Eight orcs is a "deadly" encounter for Level 4 PCs, never mind Level 1. I'll probably run this for my son and his friends, but I'll have to nerf most of the encounter CRs beforehand....

Rating:
[3 of 5 Stars!]
Shadow World: Eidolon: City in the Sky
by David S. 		Publisher: Iron Crown Enterprises
Date Added: 10/20/2018 13:12:39
Shadow World: Eidolon: City in the Sky Incredible resource book, well worth the money. I've never found anyone who does such a good job of providing relevant, insightful and deep detail as Mr. Amthor, and he doesn't disappoint here. Truthfully, it's almost a jaw-dropping amount of detail on the city(s) inhabitants, factions, culture, institutions, etc. For example, the government section gives us multiple (10?) pages of details about the the Sel-Kai government, taxes, important city functions, justice (i.e.. who delivers it and how, severity of crimes, penalties), important city families, etc.... Add in a multitude of pages that describe various city structures, weather, herbology, languages, secret organizations, etc.... and it's easy to be overcome. I hesitated to buy it as it didn't have RMU's changes in it, but frankly I'm tired of waiting for RMU, and don't regret that decision one bit. Yea the conversions will be a pain, but my overall satisfaction and general utilty of this resource will more than make up fo...

Rating:
[5 of 5 Stars!]
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