Review as of initial publishing: Quadrus has provided a series of useful and creative tables which fill a gap in the Warden's toolkit. I really appreciate the contractors table which makes it easy to generate interesting and useful contractors for your party. I hadn't even considered some of the services offered, and many have fun character quirks or come with built in consequences for the party. A great product and I can't wait to see which tables get added.

A wonderfully presented version of OD&D. Simplified, streamlined, and written to energize the reader. The pictures perfectly encapsulate the sword & sorcery aesthetic of the book. It has quickly become one of my favourite rulesets.

A wonderful tool for generating grimy urban encounters. Gabor provides a lot of plot hooks, NPC dressing, and ideas in this zine. Gabor's conspiracy appendix provides a handy mechanic for combining multiple hooks into an adventure. I've used it many times, with varying levels of success (I usually roll up three conspiracies and pick my favourite). Appropriate for any urban fantasy setting, although you won't find much in the way of happy or high fantasy encounters.

I ran this with my party as a Halloween insert for our Waterdeep campaign. We got about 10 hours or so of gameplay out of it. The module is really well put together and easy to use, with many opportunities for great roleplay, combat, and exploring elements of the characters' backstories. The maps were well done and easy to use, although they could have been more colourful for virtual tabletop play. My party all rated this as one of their favourite adventures.