Contamination Europe is 186 pages, the contents are 183 pages. 3 and a quarter pages are the table of contents , and the character sheet is 2 pages long.

The system uses a D30, which is quite unique. There is background art on practically all of the pages (which is ok), but a print friendly version would have been nice.

You will need six-sided, ten-sided and thirty sided dice to play the game. Page 44 and 46 lists a great many types of pouches for holding different types of equipment.

The equipment list states a great many items for your Character(s). German and Russian items are listed.

Is it worth purchasing? Yes. Even if you're not sure about the system mechanics, they're are
a great many ideas to mine here (base building, equipment items, etc).

Well worth a look.

The enemy data sheet is one page only. This one page covers half a page (top) ' to 'stat' up to 10 enemies; and the bottom half is a duplicate of the top half.

The sheet looks well organised. No printer friendly version.

A 2 page Character sheets for the Contamination Europe RPG.

The character sheet looks quite organised.

The background art looks ok.

There is no printer friendly version, which would have been nice.

At 26 pages, 25 are the content. 2 pages are maps (24 & 25), and page 26 are 2 pictures.

The adventure/scenario appears quite good for starting adventurers.

I have noticed some 'typos' throughout (also some monster stats).

As stated by others, the maps could have been improved by being 'reworked/rescanned at a higher resolution'. I was surprised there were no page numbers.

Also, what if one the players drank the water?

Altogether quite good.

This came with a 3 page PDF (2 are the instructions). It states that it is an aid to help the GM quickly create NPCs for their games.

It is not recommended for players to create their characters.

The aid consists of 3 spreadsheets (Microsoft Excel 2010 or later), Numbers for OS x (iWork 9 or later), and Numbers for iOS.

The Excel spreadsheet has has the NPC portion on one sheet, and the seed table on the second sheet. The spreadsheet is quite complex.

There is a support section on page 3, with an email address.

At 21 pages, 18 are the content. There is the Overview, Character sheets, Personal Inventory record, Spacecraft data sheet, System data sheet, and Planetary data record.

Pages 6-14 character sheets with portraits of the various species.

All the sheets are well detailed to cover all the relevant data.

This has 3 pages.

Pages 1 and 2 have the Decrepid rooms and corridor dead-ends. Page 3 is adverts.

There are about 10 sections of various sizes (very small to medium).

Very nicely drawn and coloured.

Worth a look at.

Three pagess for this worn worn starship tile set.

Page 1 is cargo lifter micro freighter, page 2 is the hangar bay door, and page 3 is cargo pods with construction instructions.

Altoether, rather nice.

Oh, and it's free!

Two pages of double doors.

One page as wooden doors, while page 2 has stone doors.

Graphically, rather nicely drawn.

These are also free!

One page of a Large Room 25ftx45ft.

Hand drawn, with light grey floor, and dark grey walls.

You could print off as many as you want, and cut some up into smaller sections for smaller rooms.

And, it's free!

What more could you ask for?

One page of 4 hand-drawn doors.

They are 3D stand-up doors with barred windows.

There are also instructions on how to construct them.

Very nice, indeed!

Out of the 7 pages, 6 re the product.

There are coloured (tan/beige) and white versions of the sheets.

The parchments have a 'rough' loook to them, especially the clawed one.

Altogether, very nice; and it's free! What more could you ask for?

2 and a half pages of tables/charts for designing your dungeon. 9 dungeon types listed to roll for or choose. If you roll each table, you can create some crazy dungeons.

For 0.83 pence (UK)/$1, it's a good deal.

Sojourner's Moon 3.0 is 148 pages, with 147 pages being the content, including the Table of Contents (ToC).

There are 6 species: Dwarrow (space dwarves), Efari (space elves), Gaeans (humans), and Gaeans-changelings; then we have the Gantians (large human-like). Lastly, we have the Kobolin (lion-like humanoids).

Your character has 7 stats/attributes: Adroitness, Genius, Personality, Sentience, Strategy, Strength, Vitality. You roll D100 (percentage roll), 12 times, taking the 7 best rolls, and consulting the chart on page 14 to give the actual number. So, for example, rolling 66 gives you 14 on the chart.

Sojurner's Moon uses The Grand Table of Species Harmonics (GTSH), page 12, to indicate what professions best suit each species.

Character Types are: Adept, Enchanter, Merchant, Military/Mercenary, Mystic. Pages 19-46 detail these types in detail.

Sojourner's Moon feels like a sci-fi fantasy RPG, especially after reading Sojourner's Quest. Even some of the art has a fantasy look to it (Dwarrow, Efari, Gaean, Gantian), etc.

At the moment, it is reduced to £4.53 ($5.44) from £6.16 ($7.40). So it is worth looking at with the sale at the moment.

Out of 21 pages, 18 are the content.

Each form is well detailed.

A well put together set of forms for the first edition.