This was a very good read. It doesn't has many new rules, tho the ones it has are very very significant. It mostly adds a ton of new ideas and lore to the world of Himmilgard. In this world where the sky and flying are so important it makes sense that the sky holds many unknowns and that are the source of myth and legend for the people that live here.

I'm particularly fond of Leaviathans and Flying Fortresses and their Fortress Guardians. I want to play a guardian!! Truly a great adition to the Flying Circus game

It can't be put in a delicate way, so: This Quickstart of Drangons Conquer America is not a game about colonialsm and it's ramifications; this quickstart is colonialist, plain and simple. Mechanics seem interesting and that taken at face value could be good, but mixed with all these other world building it's not good at all.

Hopefully the fullgame is different, but if it is it merits a different quickstart

This was plain great. In very few rules it sets a full feeling for the kind of game this is. It is very deadly and very intense. I look forward to keep playing it.

On the bad side: At very specific points it wasn't clear if high numbers were good or bad but, again, it was at very specific moments. I think it just takes a bit familiarity with the game

I actually liked that the rules are mixed with the story. The adventure makes it clear when you are expected to use some mechanics as both Storyteller and player. However the story in itself is not particularly good; at one point the adventure expects the players to act very linearly, even giving handouts of what players are expected to do.

The characters are good and everything about it was pretty clear for me and the players, but that single linear part took me out of the experience+

I really like this adventure, I took a lot of ideas from it for a few sessions, but more over it is very clear and it has a lot of world building in some short paragraphs.

It's very efficient in it's writing, which I appreciate a lot, because it makes it very easy to read or run.

This is so cute, well thought, and just plain wholesome. I expect to either run or play with this class on a couple of sessions in a couple of weeks and I'm very excited about it.

It seemed very bare bones at first, and it is. But knowing a bit about the influences, obviously Alien, it's pretty cool and straight forward.

It was tense, and indeed scary at times. I ran it and I think I could have used some more familiarity with the system, because it was the first time we played, but it was a very good jumpstart point. I really recommend this module

This game is big and crunchy and if you are into big and crunchy games it will be amazing and more than you expect. The author has constantly updated the text polishing specific details and rebalancing, which is amazing. And you get so much content. From the art to the many many pre made airplanes, or the online plane builder. It really is an amazing game

Pasión de las Pasiones is some of the funnest times I've had playing an RPG. As a latina, and having played both the ashcan and this version, I assure you that this game totally captures the essence of telenovelas. Drama, serious and so cheesy that you can't help but laugh is prompted again and again. The included playset, La Rosa, transported my group and I immediately to Acapulco y la zona del Princess, a very fancy development area in the city.

Overall the game is amazing and very much streamlined from the ashcan version, tho the audience reaction are sorely missing.

It deserves as much of your attention as you can give it.

From this anthology I've played News Channel Six, Town and Gown and Camp Death and the've all been a blast. I particualrly like that there's a bit of a twist to the mechanics in Camp Death. It pulls you right into the fiction

It's a really nice adition to your Apocalypse World toolset. It's everything the description says it will be, no more no less, but totally worth it

Apocalypse World is a good read, a great read, an almost mandatory read

I've been using this the past couple of weeks, they are more evocative of the setting than combat based, but for the evocative they are it's worth it, it really makes the world feel alive

I played with with a big Dresded fan while the rest of the group knew it just on passing. And still it was one of the most intrincate playsets I've played. It was funny, and it kept going forwards. What I got from my dresded fan friend was "It really works as a Dresden game"

All of these are awesome. They make it pretty clear what you have and when you have it as per your class. And the generic spells sheet is great to have as well.

And it has the pugilist! which is an amazing homebrew class.

The fillable ones tho, don't work quite well, at least with Preview on OSX, so if you want these for that keep it in mind