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When i looked through the description, i loved the ideas for all of the classes. I mean, SQUIRRELMANCER?! I *had* to have it.
Unfortunately, the final product i am not too pleased with. I can understand the gist of the moves, and i can see why much of it was done the way it was done, but it's like the author has never read how Dungeon World moves are structured. Much of the wording is slightly difficult to understand, and for some things i feel i have no choice in how my character is created. For example: in The Centaur, you have a move called "Prideful Creature" that prevents you from performing acts that a beast of burden would do, such as pulling a card or carrying people on your back *(Both of which make sense)*... but then you're also not allowed to surrender, nor are you allowed to allow yourself to be captured alive, which have very little to do with the other things.
Overall, i enjoy this product, but would not recommend it to others....
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This product comes with four separate files: a 57-page World-building Journal, an 840 page world-building journal, a zip file containing extra copies of all the pages in the journals and a form fillable version of the individual pages. The purpose of this product is to provide a framework for the homebrew GM to create all the various little pieces of their game world. If you are a GM playing in an established setting such as Paizo’s Golarion, Frog God Games’ Lost Lands or Adventure-a-Week’s Aventyr, this product will be of little use to you. However, if you have a hankering to build a world whether for running a game or writing a story, this product gives you a framework to work in.
Since this is not an adventure, there’s no need for a spoiler warning, however, I will offer the disclaimer that I was given a copy of the product for the purpose of writing an honest review, however I receive no compensation for my review.
I’ll start with the 57 page world-building guide. This pr...
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Disclaimer: I was given a free copy of this product for the purpose of this review.
This is a six-page, full color supplement for Castle Falkenstein - although only three of the pages have actual content. On the other hand, it's a $1.95 product to begin with, so the price seems fair enough.
Functionally, this product is an alternate set of rules for Sorcerers, replacing the traditional four-suit playing card deck with a set of tarot cards (specifically, the Rider-Waite deck). The four suits of the tarot replace the normal playing cards, but the 22 major arcana are added to the deck and provide additional effects if drawn. Two rule options are provided here (keep drawing, or stop drawing), based on what you feel would be best for your game.
Each major arcana card has a specific effect. For example, the High Priestess can convert a random card into Swords (the equivalent of the Spades playing card suit, and associated with the Spiritual Magicks harmonic), while the Justice judge...
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*Disclaimer:* I was given a free copy of this product for the purpose of this review.
Castle Falkenstein: Curious Creatures is a 146-page, full-color supplement focused on various natural (and supernatural) animals. Now, as the name suggests, this is not a standalone product - it absolutely requires the base game in order to make much use of this, although a GM could hammer out something equivalent for their own games if they really wanted to.
Functionally, this book is a bestiary, offering suggestions for using (or playing as) the creatures contained within. As this is an animal-focused book, many of the creatures within tend to work well as either minions for a foe or significant encounters in their own right - unsurprisingly, the Jabberwocky is one of the latter. All together, there's about 70 creatures within, as well 24 characters and 10 Dramatic Characters. There are also some rules for creating new creatures, should you be interested in that.
Honestly, I'm not sure what...
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