This Week's Reviews| Friday: 11/06/2009 |
RPG Review: Martial Power (2008) by Christopher W. Richeson
Martial Power offers strong support for four of D&D's core classes by providing a host of new options and interesting themes.
Martial Power offers strong support for four of D&D's core classes by providing a host of new options and interesting themes.
RPG Review: RuneQuest Second Edition (1981) by Dave Humm
An excellent RPG system that has stood the test of time in one of the classic editions. An interesting setting and a set of rules that can be readily adapted for other games.
An excellent RPG system that has stood the test of time in one of the classic editions. An interesting setting and a set of rules that can be readily adapted for other games.
| Wednesday: 11/04/2009 |
Board/Tactical Game Review: 2 de Mayo (2009) by Shannon Appelcline
An elegant and thoughtful asymmetrical wargame that plays in just 30 minutes.
An elegant and thoughtful asymmetrical wargame that plays in just 30 minutes.
Book/Fiction Review: The Empire's Legacy (1988) by Shannon Appelcline
An excellent Traveller adventure, written as an enjoyable novel.
An excellent Traveller adventure, written as an enjoyable novel.
| Monday: 11/02/2009 |
RPG Review: Poison'd (2007) by WalkerP
Tight, elegant design focusing on the violent aspects of life as a pirate. Compelling campaign structure. Beautifully produced. Quick to learn and play.
Tight, elegant design focusing on the violent aspects of life as a pirate. Compelling campaign structure. Beautifully produced. Quick to learn and play.
RPG Review: Proverbial Monsters by Darren MacLennan
It's either the most bizarre World of Darkness supplement ever written, or a middling Shadowrun bestiary.
It's either the most bizarre World of Darkness supplement ever written, or a middling Shadowrun bestiary.
