Easily the best of the four Everlasting core books. Easily. From someone who's spent the last 12 years playing White Wolf games, I have to say, I've found The Everlasting the only game that I can really really get my teeth into and fall in love with. I simply never get tired of playing it. The godlings in the book, the Daevas, are not only the best creature in the Everlasting, but in any roleplaying game I've ever played. I cannot sing their praises enough. The game adapts itself so well to so many different situations, it's versitile enough to run a game set in any time or place with very little hassle. I have to say, hands down, this is my favourite roleplaying book ever.

A great introduction to the world of The Everlasting. Because the book's presented in a modular format, with a chapter for Vampires, one for Ghuls and one for Revenants, you can run a full campaign based around just one type of creature, or run games that cross over all three. A really welcome break from the molopoly White Wolf seems to have on dark urban fantasy and the best of the four core books if you're looking for a good place to start because it allows you to play things you're already going to be well familiar with. Personally, I really loved the two types of non-player character in the book, Dead Souls and Reanimates. The Reanimates chapter especially is very new and unusual and has some fantstic potential.