An adaptation of the legendary kitsune as a D&D 5th Edition character race. I wanted to like this more than I did, but something about the overall approach - making them more mysterious and secretive than mischievous - doesn't quite seem to gel. Still, the mechanics for the race (as well as the four subraces) seem solid enough, if occasionally underpowered (the white sub-race in particular). The other material, however, is shakier: the new feats grant more abilities (and stronger abilities) than feats from official sources; the new spell is a neat concept but seems too high-level for what it does, and inexplicably locks the DC to 18; and the two new magic items also seem a little off (though the origami token is probably fine). All in all, this product gives you a decent (if somewhat disappointing) race with some iffy supporting material.

DESIGN Attactive, but relatively basic and not terrible printer friendly. The only significant piece of original art, save for a small picture of oragami, is the cover image and variations thereof.

CONTENT An interesting array of information, beginning with fluff and crunch on the race its self (+4 subrace variants), then migrating to 3 new feats, a new spell, and 2 new magic items. It will take repeated usage of the material to judge its usefulness and game balance, but it all looks reasonable on first blush.

VALUE I'd like to see a little more content and / or a slightly more inspired design for the price point, but that's often the case in sub-$5 offerings from indie publishers.

SUMMARY A decent little piece, well conceived and relatively well executed, that could use some refinement to bring the value more in line with the price point. If the subject matter intrigues you, I doubt you'll be disappointed by the purchase.