Almost unusable. After having no difficulties with other pdfs, this one refused under any circumstances to print in anything other than a terrible, difficult to read blue color. Cutting and pasting is not an option as there are numerous font and letter substitutions that make the text difficult to read and loaded with errors. Taking it to a copy shop will also fail as most legitimate copy shops will not print without a permission to do so, something this pdf does not have.

The material is good, but the usability of the product is enormously hampered. So much so that I wasted my money and gained only an enormous headache for my efforts.

6 loosely linked short adventures (with around 10 elements each) and 16 handouts to form the backbone of a campaign ranging from 1st to 13th level. a one of a kind product and a damn good one at that.<br><br><b>LIKED</b>: Short, easily placed adventures with plenty of room for my own stuff in between.<br><br><b>DISLIKED</b>: Not being a fan of d20, i would have preferred a different system ;)

In other words, it's pretty much all good.<br><br><b>QUALITY</b>: Very Good<br><br><b>VALUE</b>: Very Satisfied<br>

A 17 page color file containing most of the figs you'll need for a Tour of Darkness campaign. Printed out on cardstock, they make sturdy tri-fold figs for any Vietnam war era game.

Note that the configuration is two surfaces for front art work, one for back (a black silhouette), and the open ends for base and top. Unlike the more standard, but less sturdy, front-back-base with open ends being on the sides.

PAGE 1 Cover piece

PAGE 2 US Officer US RTO US medic US w/LAW US w/Shotgun US w/M60 US w/M79 US w/M16 (one in each hand) US w/M16 (running) US w/M16 (standing) Montagnard x4

PAGE 3 ARVN Officer x2 ARVN w/PK MG x2 ARVN w/AK x2 (kneeling) ARVN w/AK x7 (standing)

PAGE 4 French Officer x2 French w/MG x3 French w/Rifle x8

PAGE 5 US Spec Forces Officer x2 US Spec Forces w/M60 x2 US Spec Forces w/M79 x4 US Spec Forces w/cigarette x2 US Spec Forces w/bandana x2 US Spec Forces x2

PAGE 6 NVA w/RPG x4 NVA w/PK x3 NVA w/AK x7

PAGE 7 VC w/M1 x6 VC w/AK x6 (female) VC w/RPG x2

PAGE 8 Bac Cong x7 Crying Spirit x7

PAGE 9 Blight x2

PAGE 10 Chopper x1 The Hunter x6

PAGE 11 Demon Ape x5

PAGE 12 Loc Viet x5 Long Xi x2

PAGE 13 Hsia Thung x7 Moon Walker x7

PAGE 14 Marsh Lurker x1

PAGE 15 Napalm Horror x7 (US) Napalm Horror x7 (Vietnamese)

PAGE 16 Super Soldier x10

PAGE 17 Advertisement<br><br><b>QUALITY</b>: Excellent<br><br><b>VALUE</b>: Very Satisfied<br>

54 cards with no duplication of art and I could only find 2 cards effects who were duplicated in both what they did and when they could be played.

This idea has been done before, but not for Savage Worlds and never this well. Simple to use, easy to remember and adds a lot of fun to the session.

Generic enough to be used in any setting with the exception perhaps of Relic.

5 seperate card backs make customizing the look to your genre of game a possibility as well.

How can you go wrong with a product that's going to add to the fun of every Savage Worlds session regardless of setting?<br><br><b>QUALITY</b>: Excellent<br><br><b>VALUE</b>: Very Satisfied<br>

You get two pieces of art to decorate the outside of your screen (one of which is depicted here on RPGNow & the other is the front cover of the book), one sheet of Promotions/Awards info & standard gear weights, another covering air and artillery support, one with common weapons for both sides of the conflict, a blank sheet, and one sheet with a timeline, small map and Sanity Recovery table.

<br><br><b>LIKED</b>: i love having a custom screen for each campaign setting. Having air and artillery support info on there is perfect since you never know when the PCs are going to call for arty. Key to screen customization is good artwork to capture the feel of the setting, and what's provided is good ideal.<br><br><b>DISLIKED</b>: i would've liked another piece of art to fill in the outside of my screen with and another sheet with the stats of the most common enemies. The sheet with the timeline and the Sanity Recovery really feels like an after thought to pad the product, because nothing on that sheet is even remotely useful during gameplay.<br><br><b>QUALITY</b>: Very Good<br><br><b>VALUE</b>: Satisfied<br>