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Review of Multiverser: First Book of Worlds 2nd Printing

My opinions of this haven't really changed much since the first print except for the art and the cover have gotten greater. The content seems about the same, as I recall I liked it a whole lot the first time. The back cover is especially stunning. A lot went into the layout this time around and it shows. I actually liked the supplement more than the rules, it just reads better and has a good storyteller feel at times. The book is also very sturdy for a softcover and looks to hold up better over time than most hardcovers (are other RPG companies reading this?!). Anyway, I liked the settings Nagaworld, Dancing Princess, Zygote Experience, Sherwood Forest, Tristan's Labyrinth, Mary Piper Twin Scenarios and The Most Dangerous Game the first time out, so I like them again in the new book. If this is any indication on where future books of worlds are headed, I'm there. A bargain for what you pay for cover price (but you'll get it cheaper if you are like me with discounted online stores).

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

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