Overall, an absolutely awesome deal if you like the background information and detail-oriented stuff that really breathes life into your RPG settings.

The bundle has a wide range of products, most of which i found interesting reads. Most of the products were short (20 pages or so, give or take), but considering that you are getting a bunch of them, you will be reading for quite a while.

The only products that I didnt care for were the currency stuff (although I could print some off and use it with my next Monopoly game...), the tavern menus (not something that I get into in my games, though they were cool to read through) and the paper minis though you only get one paper mini product (there's no substitute for the metal/resin/plastics all painted up).

There are so many different things in the bundle that I can't go into them here. Personally, I like the various monster books as they add a lot of depth to the generic monster types. I mean, we've all dealt with Goblins before, but your campaign can now include a half dozen or so special goblin types instead.

A handful of the books also included new feats and magic items, which I always love. The SRD magic items don't have much character, so anything that beefs up those options are welcome.

In short, if you are looking for a bundle to base a campaign off of, skip this. But if you want to make your campaign setting super-interesting and able to surprise even the most veteran players, then you gotta grab this!

I've used these covers with 6 different products now and I plan to keep using them. They deliver exactly what is promised and they look good.

Great artwork in a convenient format, which we were very happy to use as spot art in publications.

Love these interior backgrounds , can't wait to use them - More in this line of products please and you have at least one guranteed purchase from me

It's definately great! I wish it had come in JPEG also to make it a little easier to work with. It was a pain to convert over to make my stupid computer work, but it is not Fat Goblin's fault.

These covers are a great resource for those who want to create a retro-looking cover for their game or adventure, but just don't have the ability to make them themselves.Easy to use, just place in DTP software of your choice, add an image and some text and you are ready to go. This is a great resource for the starting publisher.

Rick Hershey's artwork is one of the most instantly recognizable on the scene in my opinion, as his style has developed its own identity and signature. The portraits contained here are exactly what you see one the cover, which is always a perk in my opinion, as I like to know what I am buying. Full color and B&W copies of each, with an easy to work within license for publishers make this an easily recommended product for fans of Hershey's style of art.

Loved the look of this so much, I purchased it for use as the cover to my own RPG supplement. Fantastic work!

All sorts of interesting, cool and completely vile monsters for your game. Attached license makes using these a breeze.

Great set of 9 images with attached license. Perfect for player characters.

Fantastic collection of gobliny goodness. Perfect for bulking up a small publisher's collection of goblin artwork.

As the previous reviewer mentioned the artwork is great but the tattoos just don't work. Some of the tattoos are to subtle to comment on but 3 are just downright unusable. All 3 (the knight in red (the symbol on his shirt), the girl in the viking helmet (the tattoos across her face, body, arms and shoulder) and the guy staring into a crystal ball) are not workable. The first two appear to be flat images on a curved surface. No visible attempt was made to make them flow across a rounded shoulder, for example. The last one has a forehead tattoo perfectly up and down while his head is at an angle.

Despite these 3, the remaining 6 are well worth the price.

Exactly everything I thought it would be. Perfect.

Decent collection of B&W illustrations, but these are not greyscale - strict B&W. The problem is that several of them look like they were originally greyscale or even color and were later converted to B&W - the result is a very high contrast on some images making them unusable for most applications.

Another great set of covers from Empty Room Studios Publishing. Easy to manipulate and use, cost effective and great looking. Great job!