Good job. I ordered the print on demand version. It's very well made and quite cheap. I never had the original LBB but I always wanted a print copy of them, this seemed to be the next best thing. I was correct, I'm very satisified and glad I. have this book.

Well I have been playing Traveller only a short while, but I'm really glad I found it. Truely a beautiful game, capable of almost anything. I got T5 because it's the newest edition from the original designer, how can that be beaten? He invented it. I am very impressed with T5. It's a work of true genius. Yeah I see a lot of reviews saying its a toolkit etc, no it's not. It's an awesome modular game. You can make it as complicared or as abstract and simple as you want. He just included an absurd level of detail, you can go as far as you want in adding crunch to the game using these books. Or you can make your game childishly simple. It's genius. Yes its hard to find stuff in the books but once you get the hang of where stuff is it's fine. I love these books, but you have to not be overwhelmed by the awesome level of details.

Well I will be brief in my assessments. Basically this product is a very accurate and historical factbook on the real ninja of Japan. Of course it include a lot about the mythological powers of the ninja but basically it is a down to earth sourcebook on the ninja. I personally would buy it just for the info even if I never played a RPG in my life. It's a textbook on ninja.

Well it's a DnD classic what else can be really said. I bought it because of my interest in Drow. This is sort of the origin of Drow, so I wanted to check it out. I'm not really sure how playable it is, my game is stuck in modern times right now, but I have 20years DnD exp and it looks good to me so far, with a good DM at the wheel of course. All the older adventures demand a good DM to keep it right.

One thing can certainly be said, the author cares a lot about the quality of his product. He's really knoched himself out on this stuff. Very complete info on the detailed guns, with pictures, and full explanations of ammo types and such.

Once again I have to say I am impressed with the work at realism that the guide has. Most other guides are kind of shall we say outdated and biased. If you are playing in the modern times you really need a gun. Right? Well why settle foe a gun that doesn't match your style? Or worse a bland cheap desc like, "I use a 9mm". Wow I'm underwhelmed. Come on look over the stuff that's out there today and pick a stylish gun that makes you character look and feel like a hero, or villian or whatever. Well to do that you need sourcebooks. This is a good choice.

Well I really can't say enough in praise of this game. You might not like the game system(Fuzion) but the information and stuff in here about playing in ancient Japan is absolutely invaluable. That's it, invaluable. Playing there and not having is unthinkable.

BESM not worth it should be the title. A useless book of stats that anybody could have made up themselves. Don't even think about it. By the way, I like BESM, I just don't think this book has anything of note to really offer.