Very nice. The "SHIPYARD" and "STARSHIPS" books are incredibly beautifully presented. The rules are not simple nor are they difficult. I'd give combat is 4 stars. Here is where each ship is given a two-page description of its characteristics (movement, crew positions, defense and offense systems, etc.).

Tons of beautiful art but are digital. Regardless, it beautiful. I had made a 4 star until I noticed that in the Sabre Sci-fi book on page 137 it refers to a book which doesn't actually exist (for which I had hoped for). The layout is nice. The rules are nice. Many gamers enjoy to tinker with rule sets and this one could be done, too. Playing the game is fun just as it is. A friend and I sat down. We made some characters and we went through the rules. Good enough for us to have our other friends to play it, too. Good enough that I bought the updated hardcovers for sci-fi and fantasy books.

It is insane to buy this incredible product (TONS of art and great rules) for such a low cost. Should cost $40-$50. and they are essentially giving them for free!! I'm looking forward to having prints in my hand.

A excellent Fantasy Rpg based firmly in Runequest d100 family of games with its own unique features .

The magic system is superb with ten separate schools of magic which cover most types of magic you would expect from fantasy game. The maneuver system is interesting , maneuvers are a sort of feat/stunt system that can be activated by spending Spirit points the games equivalent of Power or Magic points from other d100 games and there is also a Talent system. This all leads to specialized lower level characters within the standard classless d100 standard. Having your standard fantasy Rpg party of Cleric, Wizard, thief and a couple of fighters is easily done in this game.

The combat system is a lot simpler that most d100 games with no hit locations and a very simple serious wound system. Some of the weapon do strange amounts of damage with the long bow in particular being under valued. Agincourt would not have been a victory for the English if their longbows only did 1d8+1 damage while the French crossbows doing d6+6.

This being a d100 game you can easily borrow the bits of this game you like to add to other games. I use my own house ruled version of Openquest and I can see myself borrowing the magic system and possible the maneuvers as well for my campaign

In summary this game does the standard “D&D” type fantasy better than any other d100 game including the Classic Fantasy for Mythras and I would recommend looking at the freebie version of this game and if you like it getting the modestly priced full version, A print on demand version would nice

At 352 pages, 350 are the content.

Sabre RPG is a D100 system party based on Runequest 6th Edition. Not only is it a class-less system; but also has a level-less approach to advancement.

There are over 50 combat and non-combat manoeuvres. Also 10 fields of magic.

I purchased this pdf and other Sabre PDFs about July last year (2016). There have been MANY regular updates since then (about 21 approximately for the various PDFs).

The website: www.sabrerpg.com or http://stephenlnowland.com.au/sabre/ is well worth visiting. There are 13 species/races (these include standard, exotic and hybrid/half races/species).

Attributes are: Strength, Agility, Constitution, Intelligence, willpower, Charisma.

Artwork: steadily appearing, and looking good. Plenty of blue text hyperlinks throughout for easy navigation.

At £2.40/$3.00 it's most definitely worth a look.