This is the book I've been waiting years for! Came out very well.

Here's the deal with this game. It plays better than it reads. People on the internet like to theorycraft and philosophize about a game before ever rolling dice on the table. I'm telling you, folks, give this game a try. Actually play it. You will have a ton of fun.

Production: This is a good product. I'm satisfied with the card and print quality. It's POD quality for sure, but it does the job as others have said.

Content: I'm a fan of the Mythic system. I love my solo RPG and tabletop game play, so Mythic was a welcome addition when I picked it up years ago. But taking that system and putting it into a deck of cards made me love it even more. I've used the deck for solo RPG and boardgame play. My favorite way to use the deck these days is for RPG game prep. I'll use it to come up with NPC personalities and plot hooks. It's a wonderful tool for all of that.

I picked this up PWYW for free to check it out. It came recommended by someone on Google+ who was familiar with the author's work. WOW! This is a fantastic book. Not just the stat blocks for the monsters but the story elements included are a great resource.

Get this book and give this author some money!

Crisis of the World Eater: The Collected Epic Review After reading this adventure I felt compelled to review it. I love my traditional fantasy, but I do get tired of it every now and then. Currently I play 5e, though I've played every thing from Basic to 4e and Pathfinder. I love my D&D.

I say all of that to give you a perspective of where I'm coming from. I was not aware of this product until about two months ago. It was a PF product which already had it Kickstarter and looked a little weird to me to be honest. On a whim, I decided to download the free prequel A Warning Too Late. I was blown away. The story was compelling, the layout looked nice, and the art was top notch. From that point I waited for the release of the main story.

I was not disappointed. The whole campaign is as good if not better than the prequel! It is the most epic "D&D" story I've read. It is fantasy, but blends sci-fi and superheroic action so well. I have never seen such a product. Amazing!

If I have one criticism of the product is that there were some things missed in the editing pass: A mislabled footer here, a "@@" reference there. It's nothing that can't be fixed. And seeing as LPJ Design is essentially a one-man show with a team of freelancers this thing is not uncommon.

I gave the adventure 5 stars. I don't even PLAY Pathfinder anymore and I bought this the day it was released. I will have to convert to 5e myself but that's no problem for me.

Also, the fact that so many 3PP signed on to write side treks for this campaign is like nothing I have ever seen. Crisis of the World Eater is Epic in that way. I cannot wait for the other allied 3PP to release their stuff so I can run a high-octane campaign of super-epic proportions.

Get this adventure!

The spellcasting NPCs were always a problem for me to run as a DM. This product is a great way to adjust these types of NPCs to play in a more manageable manner. Kudos! I woud like to see more of this.

A great setting with elements of Spelljammer, but with its own special twist for fantasy races and magic.

This is an supplement for Jadepunk, and as such, is an excellent piece of work.

In its 21 pages you get Assets (Jadepunk-specific stunts/extras) specifically suited to Naramel martial arts. The assets are done really well, and are backed up by great setting background material. The supplement ends with two example Naramel martial characters.

If you like Fate, or you like Jadepunk, pick up this supplement.

The Book of Iron Might gives more exciting options to martial characters of all levels.