This works and does exactly what it says. No issues at all.

I liklike the feats which are activated by a roll and costs H.P . to use only if the activation  roll succeeds  and the  action  roll succeeds. Feats occupy slots in inventory , so there is some limit to how many you can have at a given time. however you can use all of those equiped in the same round with a successful activation roll for each. Also the feats have adjustments which cost more hit points, but are more powerful. It also gives a more tactical flavor to the game.

Here's why I gave this All the Stars!

Versatility - I can print 5 copies each of two cards that fit a session’s theme, or 3 of one, 2 of another, and 1 of another. I can give these out utterly at random from the whole deck (or mildly curated set) one per PC and let them keep what they have a secret from me till they use it. PCs love dropping bombs on the GM and this is a fun way to keep me on my toes.

Variety - you really covered all the bases I could think of with these. A really well rounded range of types of effect, simplicity of effect, and degree of effect. And they aren’t all combat! It’s nice to see cards like “Muh Loot” “Not You” and “Can’t Fool Me” and plenty of others which have well rounded uses.

Style - Consistent size, art, and fonts that dovetail well with the ICRPG aesthetic and themselves. Appreciate the sense of fun that went into the names of cards and the doodles.

Simplicity of Language - without opening up the door to a bunch of rules-lawyering, these state their effect clearly and directly.

Blanks - to make my own, should a very specific need arise.

Respecting Creator Wishes - with that For Use With ICRPG Core logo prominently displayed

Proofread - Last but never least.

I recommend this book to anyone playing ICRPG!

The first thing I noticed was the great job with the formatting. It fits right in with the official Runehammer ICRPG books. Aside from missing Hankerin’s art (there is some art at chapter breaks), this book is pretty much identical to the MAGIC book in flavor, iconography and lay out including some great flavor text. The editing is good as on my early go through I’m not seeing any obvious grammatical or spelling issues.

There are SOOOO many cool new spells and feats (the latter of which are a first for ICRPG). Their descriptions are both concise and clear.

Feats are explained well, both how they work and how they differ from SPELLS and LOOT. They fall into three categories: Defensive, Offensive and Utility. There are feats that will thematically fit just about any class you could want to use. For those who may have complained about casters being super powerful after Magic came out, these feats will let everyone else shine in equal measure.

The book includes a sweet d100 RARE INGREDIENTS table. I can see getting all kinds of use out of this especially for the purposes of Alchemy which has been under-served to date in the system. I realize I could use plenty of other tables from elsewhere for this, but this one is already formatted to ICRPG mechanics saving me time. There are multiple other tables provided for spells and fails.

Khan also provides a custom character sheet for the magic user. Unlike ICRPG character sheets I’ve seen before it, it breaks out the source of stat bonuses in more detail, something I appreciate.

I look forward to spending more time with this book and using it for character creation. I also expect to frequently return to the RARE INGREDIENTS table in adventures that I run.