I think Jon S pretty much sums it up in his review. This is a fun, affordable and easy addition to a Swords & Six-Siders game. Glad I bought it.

This is a small but bright and shiny little supplement for the excellent Swords and Six Siders rpg which describes a new avian race and provides a story seed and brief setting to fire your imagination. The author, Christopher Cortright, has managed to create an evocative addition to any Old School rpg and I for one, was right there, soaring through endless blue skies whilst I read this. The only reason I haven't given it a five is that I think I would like to have seen a map included. But perhaps I've missed something somewhere. For a few pennies, you'll get inspiration and something a little off the beaten track. Go for it!

This is a slim, but well-designed 3rd Party supplement (the first!) for Precis Intermedia's Swords & Six-Siders RPG (available here: http://www.rpgnow.com/product/234805/Swords--SixSiders?term=swords+six&test_epoch=0). It introduces a small setting location with applicable npcs, a few new monsters, a new race, a "rumor" table that doubles as a set of adventure seeds (brilliant, by the way), and original artwork into a minimal amount of pages. Everything you'd expect to see in a bigger work for a given game is in here (except a map)... but, it's a watchtower on a set of hills... do you really need one? This is the first of what I truly hope becomes a series of Christopher Cortright-authored S&SS 3rd party add-ons. He really puts a little of everything into (and ensures you get the most out of) such a tiny product :) You can ask stuff about Granite County Locales, or learn more about Swords & Six-Siders at the G+ Community where the respective authors of this supplement and the main game system frequent: https://plus.google.com/communities/100500584349717966351

Disliked: Nothing! Liked: Everything!

I really like Watchtower Hills! It has a lot going for it - An adventure locale, a mystery that is hard to ignore, an economy and locals who probably know more than they are saying. Watchtower Hills is a great opening to adventure in this region. Can you discover the nature of the calamity that has left a terrible mark on the land and its peoples? Or maybe just getting rich is you thing. In that case, just roll on the rumor table to find something that will get you adventuring. The rumor table is also a great little thing to help a GM come up with a plot in timely manner.

I look forward to more from Christopher Cortright!