As with all the Legacy projects, the layout and art are phenomenal here. That alone may be worth it.

I have a strange love affair with the family level play that Legacy encourages, but I've never actually gotten to play it - my Legacy games have not been done at that level. But Mirrors goes and makes Family level play even more awesome.

The addition of Factions along side Families is very interesting - I dig the idea of a few members from different Families being involved in The Cult of Weathertop, giving you common enemies, or avenues for spies in your midst.

Mega-projects, though, are the killer feature here. Large-scale things a family can undertake, like building cities or starting wars, that can take many ages. What I like most here is how it makes the Family play into almost a competitive resource management game.

Great work, guys.

This is a great little game. The resolution system reminds me of a lot of games like Donjon and TechNoir. Grab it

I used to be a big wargammer. I fell out of the hobby for the last 7-10 years.

But I have to say, something drew me in about this game when I saw it as the Deal of the Day. The art is compelling, the layout is great, and the rules seem like they'd make for some great RPG-like scenarios to provide.

It's definitely a fun read. I don't know if I'll get it to the table, but the purchase was worth it

I'm a huge fan of oracles and random generators like this. Add on to the top of it some easy to understand FAE Aspects, Stunts, and Approaches all on one card, and you get a fantastic little deck that packs a big punch.

I plan to use this deck to introduce some traditional gamers to Fate. It should go fantastically.

For a one page game, this is really solid. I'm pleasantly surprised with how put together it seems. Still haven't played it, but if it plays roughly like Dread, it should go well.