Review of Waste World Narrator'sForceshield/ Campaign Pak

Waste World blasts onto the scene again with the latest release, the Waste World Campaign Pak and Narrator's Forceshield. This is an AWESOME three-panel screen that also includes a meaty campaign booklet that details the many areas of the Western Desert. Within the beautifully colored screen (artwork by Martina Pilcerova and Greg Kucera)a narrartor can find all of the spectacular critical hit tables and combat charts. Outside, there is a plethora of charts and equipment tables for the players.

The Campaign Pak contains many detailed references to some of the wastes "hottest" locations. The center of which is the town of Toxic Springs. The personalities are brought to life through short, but descriptive, capsules. In addition to the town, there are many other locations to explore.

Places such as abandoned cities, mining camps, and the awesome Shipyard (an ancient shipyard, that has many ship hulls buried within the desert) can easily be explored and looted. Dangerous gangs and lunatics wander the wastes as well. Some are friendly to whoever seems able, othe

The material doesn't end there. Inside is a mini-campaign for players. An interesting one to play is called "Drakonium Fever" and it is guranteed to get the players right into the action that is Waste World. Also included are additional rules for handling mass-combat (sides in the 100s) and advanced combat rules.

To be honest, I couldn't find anything I didn't like about this product. It gurantees to give you more BANG for the buck and hours of endless brutality.

Style: 5 (Excellent!)
Substance: 5 (Excellent!)