This was okay, but only barely. I kept wanting more "good stuff" and instead would get something odd. The whole thing cried out to be a sourcebook for some other game system rather than having a system of its own - there was too many rules and then only tiny bits of background.

Well, it's an old Torg sourcebook, worth buying if you're nostalgic for Torg... but if you have no idea what Torg even is, don't bother.

Well, it's an old Torg sourcebook, worth buying if you're nostalgic for Torg... but if you have no idea what Torg even is, don't bother.

Less cool than the original Dark Sun setting, since they basically had the backplot run rampant over the world. Still, good to mine for various ideas.

Fun, and you get Mi-Go in your Deadlands, which is a good thing, I think.

If you yearn for Gamma World, Darwin's world might be for you. If not, give it a pass, the apocalypse was never really great gaming.

If you want to know how to produce a good gaming PDF, you might want to buy this whether you like the game or not - it's a good example of a PDF with high production values.

Pretty pretentious - there's a reason this went out of print. Don't expect to get enough out of this book to set up a campaign - there's a lot of mood but only a little substance.

Much of what's in Law Dogs has been reprinted in other supplements, but it's still a very good reference if you don't mind the system being out of date with current Deadlands.

Much of what's in Law Dogs has been reprinted in other supplements, but it's still a very good reference if you don't mind the system being out of date with current Deadlands.

This is supposed to whet your appetite for Evernight.

Instead, it left me feeling a bit cheated. If you are sure you're going to play Evernight, it might be worth your while as a reference. If not, either buy the full book or don't, don't buy this thing.