Review of Revelations V: The Final Trumpet

Revelations V: The Final Trumpet Review Summary

Capsule Review
March 3, 1999
Edited: August 28, 2017

Style: 3 (Average)
Substance: 2 (Sparse)

Elizabeth Bartley has written 10 reviews, with average style of 4.00 and average substance of 3.40 The reviewer's previous review was of Revelations IV: Fall of the Malakim.The reviewer's next review is of Liber Canticorum.

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Revelations V: The Final Trumpet Product Summary

Name: Revelations V: The Final Trumpet
Publisher: Steve Jackson Games
System: In Nomine (1e)
Setting: Modern
Author: Mark Allen, Genevieve R. Cogman, Alain H. Dawson, David Edelstein, Micah T.J. Jackson, Derek Pearcy
Category: RPG

Cost: $19.95
Pages: 128
Year: 1998

SKU: 3311
ISBN: 1-55634-346-9

Review of Revelations V: The Final Trumpet

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The Final Trumpet has Superior writeups and a lengthy adventure split into seven parts.

The Superior writeups are good, and there are several of them: Michael, Baal, Kobal, Malphas, Khalid, and Magog.

The adventure is split into seven parts: one adventure per Trumpet. Some of these mini-adventure are better than others. The whole is dissatisfying, however, because the PCs have little power to change the course of events. It's a fun read, and it might even be fun to GM, but it would only be fun to play if the players have a high tolerance for unable to change things.

Style: 3 (Average)
Substance: 2 (Sparse)