A really nice mix of the old and new! I especially enjoyed the article on the very practical DIY Dungeons: Terrain Tiles on the Cheap which included photographs to illustrate. As a bit of an old-schooler and nostalgia reader it was really nice to see classic AD&D module Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth getting a mention with regard to adapting old modules for 3-4th editions (including some stats). The layout is very easy on the eye and design to be read on the monitor (portrait) the text being a large enough size to read without zooming - well thought out. I'm guessing it also looks good on a tablet computer - relatively high contrast might mean it'd look just as good on a b/w e-reader. The articles are short enough for to dip in and out at leisure. If you've been following the D&D side of the hobby for quite few years but like to play newer systems as well, Claw / Claw / Bite is definitely worth that spare $3.

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Usually do not play d20, but I am always eager to get new NPC or item ideas. And for sure, You can find nice stuff in it. But what I lika most is new campaign setting. At the first glance You think "world without sun and moon" - nothing new. But then, when You read setting from Erin, You become more and more surprised. In positive way. Erin do not write about phisics. She focus on positive and negative aspects of the world and their influence on people. And PCs also. I love idea about fighting in night, cause it is more brutal. I love idea about... making love during the lunch :) And influence of aspects on Undead creatures in the world. Setting description is short, but full of ideas. 100 % inspiring!