This game is horribly underdeveloped and has already been abandoned for the "second edition" desptie the first never even being presented with the resources to run a game when the "dungeonmaster guide" failed to be Kickstarted. (https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/highergrounds/fatemasters-guide-warsong-game-supplement)

This uses the D&D 3.5 SRD heavily as a crutch but is different enough that you can't simply port existing material, but gives no guidance for how to make appropriate challenges. The book has unaddressed typos and inconsistencies.

It had great potential and has some solid lore choices, but this product is useless as it exists. Maybe 2nd ed is better (using the FATE free resources that are at least easier to generate your own content)

I'm as excited about this game as i have been about anything that i've seen come out in the past ten years. I love the flexability of character creation. reading the fluff is a little chewy but that is any game until you learn the terminology and world over all its an awesome game, and I'll pop back in here to add more when we have had time to dice out a few more sessions

This is the book that got me back into tabletop RPG's after 10 years of being away. If you're only going to buy 1 book, make it this one!

Having played a beta version of the game, I've been very excited to recieve a full version of the core rules. I really like the in-depth character creation process, and there is a good variety of options with the Fated. The Quirk system and the use of Mana Points also excite me, and I look forward to building some characters!

I've had but nothing but great ideas come to mind from this core book, As a local DM to a group I host, this is definitely a sure fire way to get things going into a whole other motion of knowing how to love any type of pen and dice game. Well worded, well described details on every aspect of the matter. Very beautifully played upon the the lore its based off of, every page makes you want to keep on going to know the whole book by heart. Good work!

We had the opportunity to play a playtest/beta version of Warsong at a local Free RPG Day event earlier this year. We had a blast playing through the short campaign. The world where it is set is compelling and interesting, and left us wanting to know more. The game has a fantasy setting, but don't let that fool you - this is not a rehash of the same fantasy settings we've played in other games. The combat mechanics are also very unique. It really feels like you have the ability to control your character in combat, both on offense and defense, rather than always being at the mercy of dice rolls. This game was a ton of fun, without being overly complicated. It's definitely a welcome addition to our home game library, and we can't wait to see more releases from the author!