This book is exactly what it purports to be, a list of names that can be used for halflings in your fantasy game. A little more attention to campaign usability would be nice - say, a bit of space where you can scribble in the role of the NPC with that name in your campaign, or a button that would randomly pick a name from the PDF. But if you want a list of names for halflings, this is what you need.

Like the rest of the books in the "Name Tables" series, this book contains a very nice set of handy tables giving DM's a quick way to name N/PC's. There's so many names you'll never roll the same person twice. I found it very helpful.

<br><br><b>LIKED</b>: Easy to follow, step-by-step name generation. The bookmarks make navigation easy, and are a big plus.<br><br><b>QUALITY</b>: Very Good<br><br><b>VALUE</b>: Very Satisfied<br><BR>[THIS REVIEW WAS EDITED]<BR>

The guide to naming is decent but not the best (but it is the only one I know of on the market). It of course gives their variation on naming Halfling but leaves out several surnames that I would have included, and does not have that JRR Tokein feel, more of a AD&D feel to it. Would have like to see more alternative naming methods or diversity like Roman Name Tables.

Excellent Item! If you need inspiration for an ancient culture, use this book as a springboard to name anything from People to Places, and yes, Things!

-Ravenseye