Hello Childhood!

My only beef is that printing this out wastes a bunch of ink, due to all the full-color stuff the figures share the page with. Otherwise, really fun little standups. :)

Yessssssssssssss.

This was amazing and delightful. Moderately tricky to put together, but not terrible. This shouldn't be somebody's first model - do something by Fat Dragon first - but then absolutely come back and make this Hella slick copter.

Perfect for modern espionage/conspiracy games where Black Helicopters are a thing.

Little smaller and less detailed than I thought. Still! Easy to put together, and you could make a ton of these really quickly.

I like :)

So, I'll be honest; this was 100% whim for me. I don't have the Deadly Missions rules, nor am I super interested in them, so I can't comment on how this supplement fits in with the game.

What I can say, is that I now have 8 Disney Princesses with the serial numbers filed off, Pathfinder classes where said numbers used to be, as little cardstock standup minis. This is glorious. I plan on using them in a Fables (the comic) style storyline in a Champions game sometime. I expect my players to go bananas.

Wish the resolution on the art was a touch higher, but on the whole, these are delightful little cutouts. I did need my own stands for them - I use the Fantasy Flight clear plastic stands, which are a couple bucks on Amazon - and glued a tiny bit of foam to make them fit snugly. Additional cardstock/paper would work fine too.

This is delightful.

Pretty nifty, and I like the way that the towers are reinforced; I actually prefer it to the Capital City core set.

Neat little add-on. It should go without saying that Fat Dragon's products are well-built, and easy to put together, but in case you didn't know: they're well-built, and easy to put together. :)

This has entirely altered the way that I feel about combat in Champions. The three-dimensional terrain is just flat-out amazing, and changes up wargaming-type scenarios completely. It was significantly easier, and more enjoyable to make than I thought. By a large margin.

My only complaint is that there aren't more sets in the Capital City line. MOAR, please.

This is the pinnacle of human achievement.

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I can't even tell if I'm joking.

Gorgeous, fascinating setting meets well-crafted supplement.

A deeper look into the world of NP, its factions and politics, and how its society functions. There's a lot of stuff here for GM's to use; overall, I'm very happy with it.

Fun little addition to the SR5 line - I really like these mini-pdf's - and totally worth the price of a latte + scone to me.

Four new traditions, a smattering of organizations & threats, and some welcome new spells & adept powers. It's a pretty straightforward little supplement, nothing really life-altering here, but I'm happy I picked it up.

Much better than most SW character sheets, by virtue of being simple.