I really like C&C and the siege engine, And I'm a long time fan of dark fantasy.. So picking this up was a must. It is what it is, a small campaign setting for C&C. Its dark and the over all power level is kicked up a notch or two. For what it is its a lot of fun.

Great game. One of the best resources for using unisystem in any setting. This too me is what WOD tried to do.

This game is awesome. One of my favorite applications of cinematic unisystem. While the game is set in Victorian England it could be used for a lot of different applications. The magic system is one of the best for a cinematic feel. Its great to find a game where players can play all manor of supernatural and strange character types (mages, vampires, ect) while still being balanced.

Although I picked up and printed out the entire book if the book comes out in print I'm picking it up too.

This book is well worth the price.

After getting this PDF I ordered the Dead tree edition. Its the powers system from Godsend RPG. I am a huge fan of supers RPGs. I own more than one edition of champions, My first GURPS supplement was supers and I own about every mutants and masterminds book in print.

This is by far my favorite Supers rules to date.

Great post apocalyptic setting for true20. Ran it a few times now. Tons of fun.

This is the third D6 core book I picked up. While I love the previous two (adventure & Fantasy) This one by far is my favorite. The racial templates are great. The Metaphysics is dare I say it (better than the original starwars force rules). Section on cybernetics is great, Very easy to see how its built, Giving a whole lot of builds options using special powers.

I just got done reading through this book. My head is still spinning. Its a very interesting setting. Not sure if its one I will run. More than that though I think its going to be a great resource for a lot of my other games. Stats for undead, Werewolves, and a slew of creatures. I think a lot of elements here are going to port over to some of my own settings and games.

I picked up this one thinking it was sample settings. Its full of actual locations, from hamlets/Villages to castles that can be dropped directly into your game. As well as some rules for designing your own locations. I think Fantasy locations will end up being way more useful than I originally thought it would be.

After getting d6 Adventure I picked up this one next. The layout is even better in Fantasy. While the basic rules here are the same as adventure I was glad I picked it up. The addition of fantasy races and miracles to go with the magic system.

I ran some freeport adventures using this D6 fantasy book. The system runs fast, and steps aside for the action to play through.

My only experience with the d6 system was Starwars. Which I really enjoyed. I thought I would give the system another go. I'm really impressed with the newest edition. I'm planning on getting all 3 core rule sets and a few of the creature and location books.

Great to have a die pool system for fans of the bell curve.