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$5.95 is a lot to pay for a character sheet, right? Not if you want one with this much style.

Guardians of Order has done a series of small booklets for players of their Sailor Moon RPG, oen for each of the three character classes. The one i'm reviewing is for "Sailor Scouts", which is what DiC decided the Sailor Senshi ought to be called in English. The other two are for Knights (like Tuxedo Kamen) and Dark Warriors (for those who prefer to play the bad guys). Most of the books are blank pages that you can put whatever you want into. The enat part, though, is in the front -- a major league character sheet set thagt alloows the player to record everything important about their character.

This includes not only the basics of the stats and abilities, but attitudes about things like the enemy, their friends, goals for the future and all that fun stuff.

The graphic design of the book is more important than the content (what there is on if), and is very nice. The watermarks on the pages are pictures of various Sailors, including the Inner and Outeer Senshi, the Starlights and even Sailor Chibi-Moon (it's a long story).

This isn't an absolute neccesity to play the Sailor Moon RPG, but this can be a lovely keepsake from a campaign.

Style: 4 (Classy and well done)
Substance: 3 (Average)

Sailor Souct Character Diary
Author: Graphic Design by Karen McLarney Category: game Company/Publisher: Guardians of Order Line: Sailor Moon RPG Cost: $5.95 Page count: 56 ISBN: 0-9682431-6-9 SKU: #03-003 Capsule Review by Michael Hopcroft on 01/31/00. Genre tags: Anime	$5.95 is a lot to pay for a character sheet, right? Not if you want one with this much style. Guardians of Order has done a series of small booklets for players of their Sailor Moon RPG, oen for each of the three character classes. The one i'm reviewing is for "Sailor Scouts", which is what DiC decided the Sailor Senshi ought to be called in English. The other two are for Knights (like Tuxedo Kamen) and Dark Warriors (for those who prefer to play the bad guys). Most of the books are blank pages that you can put whatever you want into. The enat part, though, is in the front -- a major league character sheet set thagt alloows the player to record everything important about their character. This includes not only the basics of the stats and abilities, but attitudes about things like the enemy, their friends, goals for the future and all that fun stuff. The graphic design of the book is more important than the content (what there is on if), and is very nice. The watermarks on the pages are pictures of various Sailors, including the Inner and Outeer Senshi, the Starlights and even Sailor Chibi-Moon (it's a long story). This isn't an absolute neccesity to play the Sailor Moon RPG, but this can be a lovely keepsake from a campaign. Style: 4 (Classy and well done) Substance: 3 (Average)

Sailor Souct Character Diary