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I just picked this up and love it. Could use some reed tiles and some murk water-only tiles.
Once again brilliant work by Ed :)
Thanks very much!
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!] |
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The game was poorly formatted, the layout garbage, the characters uninspired, and the rules unbalanced. Save your money for better superhero games. Need more than a few short words?
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Rating: [1 of 5 Stars!] |
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The scan has some odd glitches if you try to read it with Foxit instead of Acrobat. On the table of contents page, a background image warps the text in front of it. Still, these aren't enough for me to take a star away.
An excellent game, filling a particular gaming niche. This is definitely a "hard" scifi, very detailed setting, which includes a very long history, several races of humanity and aliens, and a tremendous diversity of political, religious, and social institutions. No space opera here. The details and important in-game history are communicated mostly through descriptions of the traits, skills, and the alien races that are big players in the setting, which is a great writing move that gets the exposition done without the typical opening essay in most games.
The best comparison I can make is to Traveller; there are modules for world creation, character creation, creating new technology, and new forms of alien life. Each of these are games unto themselves, involving man...
Rating: [4 of 5 Stars!] |
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This is a good book if you lake books abeot rogue's. Dace vs a three circle demon in the middle of nexus FTW.
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!] |
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I bought this book because we play a Midnight Archipelago campaign. The book was very helpful with our naval needs and helped in all our questions.
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!] |
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Third in a set of terrain tiles for a sci-fi setting
The Good:
Wonderful details and beautiful setting. Great for 20-28mm (not for use with Clix and their 1.5" scale)
Combining this set with set #1 you can create a wide variety of bases (or Vaults).
The bad:
Just a short page of printing tips would have been helpful. I wasted a lot of ink and paper the first time printing this to get it all on the wrong scale (instead of 1" squares I got 3/4" squares). Still that was user error vs. the quality of the product and its great price....
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!] |
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The Good:
Beautifully detailed tiles for a science fiction base. (Or Vault)
The So-So:
Just wish there were good instructions on printing the product because I sure wasted lots of paper printing it out and getting the squares too small. Oh well, lesson learned.
The Bad:
None.
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!] |
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I recently tried out this set along with the free Master Tiles 0 from Skeleton Key and the Butcher's Lair from Empty Room. I was interested in all three because they all use the "lay down elements on your PDF" technology.
I bought the bundle and for $15 or so received Set 1, Set 2, the Caverns Set, and Traps and Hazards. This definitely gave me a good bang for my buck since I was able to get enough pieces to do interesting things. The art is serviceable and prints well. I have printed more tiles from these guys than from either of their competitors because this helped fill my need for other tiles with generic components.
I expect, however, to print very few tiles from these sets in the future. These are the worst and least interesting tiles to use of the three. Their arrangement is more or less random in the folders. Many of the tiles are identical except for the addition of a door, WHICH COULD HAVE BEEN A DROP DOWN ELEMENT IN THE PDF! None of the PDFs are multipage, which means ...
Rating: [3 of 5 Stars!] |
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I recently tried out this product along with MasterTiles from Skeleton Key and EZtiles from Fat Dragon. I was interested in all three because of the PDF technology that they're using to add and subtract elements before printing.
This product definitely had the most interesting art, with shading and color quality superior to the other two. I wanted to buy all three products, but was on a budget until I made up my mind what worked better. These guys also included a couple of pages of compatible elements to lay down across the tiles separately. (I think I have a way to stage that weird demon blood trial from Thunderspire Labyrinth now.) I give them top marks for what I received.
In each of these PDF products, the elements on the page that the user can add and remove with layers is a bit weird. All publishers have their own ideas about what's important and where it goes. Empty Room definitely wins the "matches John's ideas about needs" award. Want to turn the gory cut up body kitchen...
Rating: [4 of 5 Stars!] |
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The perfect add on to EZ Dungeon deluxe set. I find this set has the necessary items to match up with my dungeon adventures and expand on them into a Dwarven mine or a Goblin Cavern. I find myself using this set along with EZ Dungeon Deluxe and Dragonshire Interiors for all my Fantasy RPG adventures.
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!] |
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This set adds excellant flavor to any City. I find that I use these items in every city adventure that I run along with the Dragonshire interiors. I also find that EZ Dungeons deluxe and the Dwarven Cavern sets add the necessary items to take the adventure underground.
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!] |
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Nice to have Roman citizens other than just legions.
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!] |
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Containing a wealth of rules for any type of Urban Fantasy campaign GoA is an excellent product. It provides a retooled and expanded magic system and rules for playing ghosts, Fae, Vampire etc. The Victorian background is well researched and supported but is not necessary. Ghosts of Albion is a wonderul product that is flexible enough to be used for anything from sword and sorcery to more mondern urban fantasy campaigns.
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!] |
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The black smith shop was a difficult one to build. But I had lots of fun doing it. I have big fingers and these have some VERY small parts. Detail is amazing, just as I expect.
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!] |
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WONDERFUL! When I'm not using for my RPG, my children play with it as a toy castle. And the great thing is, if something gets broken, I just print out another and off we go.
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!] |
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