Dean's artwork continues to slam. Every time I can get his work on one of our pages is a pleasure. Buy Dean's work and keep the ink flowing!

As with every piece from Mr. Spencer, you get quality ink that screams into the scene. This knife wielding shorty is no different. If you need art, Dean is the man!

Fantastic art piece that shows off the inovation of the dwarves and the willingness to use it!

This art really popped when set against a background! Spectacular.

With the release of the first, Psionics, Mathew Skail gave fans a cool glimpse into what the White Star RPG could handle, in regards to powers other than the ones listed in the book. With Psionics II, we take this notion even further by seeing the psychics get a militant upgrade. Both Human and Alien Psychic warriors are detailed and fully fleshed out for your game table. If the Star Knight is the embodiment of your favorite space faring sentinels, the Psychic Warrior brings an alternative not bound by a devotion to "The Way." This, combined with the Warrior Focus mechanic, allows for a warrior that feels just as comfortable in the mud with the Mercs as they do in the Noble Houses of Sand Dune Space. The Psychic Disciplines in the book cover enough to get your psychic warrior started and cover enough range so that one warrior can feel a bit different from another. This is especially true with the Alien Psi-Warrior where inherent racial abilities mixed with cool psi-powers can make characters distinct.

The Good: Abilities from the first book are tailored to the warrior class and the Psi-Warriors feel fun, gritty, and just as dangerous with a Psychic Blade as a Star Knight is with a Star Sword. Wild Talents in the appendices make this book a must have for those looking to have "aspects" of psionics in their games. References to creating "Dojos" and things like the "Akashic" are vaguely fun.

Room for Improvement: The layout is simple one column and although the art invokes that OSR feel, some of it is not consistent (like it wasn't inked and some can be hard to see).

In truth I had to strain to find something to improve as this is everything I like in an OSR product. Fun classes, cool powers, and a great price point. I look forward to more from this publisher.

This is the kind of product we need more of for burgeoning artists and publishers. Not only does the product give you figure models to allow for practice drawing and character design, it also gives several black and white and color variations of the models to see how far the basic shapes can go. I can't wait to see issue 2 as this will definitely be a must have purchase for me when it comes out!

Fainting Goat Games comes through again with a great product at a fantastic price. World's Most Wanted #2 debut's the mysterious Cat Bugler known as Orion-5. The greatest villains are ones we can sympathize with as well as have fun watching. Orion-5 is just that guy. With story elements to make this fun, mysterious, and absolutely annoying to players, this particular villain is a lot of fun.

WMW#2 has a great cover, clean layout (2-column), and finishes off a well crafted character with two plot hooks. Need a fun little ICONS Assembled villain to annoy the heck out of your players and then make them feel bad about going after him? Yeah... Fainting Goat has your game...

Jadetech: Red Jade marks another stellar addition to the Jadepunk line. From weapons that gave me shivers (The Glass Cannon reminded me of haunting, real world weapons: The EFP) to the catastrophic effects of improperly refined red jade, this supplement grants special insight into the element for Jadepunk players and Gm's alike. The art and layout are sublime. The superb overall look makes these products stand out in a sea of low production values and cobbled together products. Reroll should be labeled as the stand out newcomer of the year!