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April 15th, 2005 at 9:35 pm
Oh wow. WOW. I bought it, I haven’t run it yet. I only got it in about 2 weeks ago.
The maps will literally cover a wall. Very sizable. The maps are fantastic, I have yet to find an error in the maps.
The BOOK, however, is… pretty buggy. A certain lack of editing. But it’s understandable past that, and the story is pretty interesting. You can drop the dungeon in any backwater mountain range, and it fits in. A forgotten celestial prison, starting to crack.
Anyway. Trust me. 68 bucks is worth it. I dig it.
April 16th, 2005 at 5:19 am
Very constructive comment. I’ll be sure to save up my money for this one.
And if anyone else knows of any other great independent products out there, please feel free to fire away a comment. One of the goals of the blog is to try to create some good dialogue about the game.