This adventure includes a great mix of combat, exploration, role playing, and other dramatic moments with a lot of guidance to help learn the system.

I've been a game master for 37 years and have run many systems. This is one of the best systems I've ever seen. It's really well thought out and put together.

It has a fun plot die similar to the Star Wars RPG that adds more options than just a simple success or failure. It has cool tactical combat similar to Pathfinder with lots of fun options in combat. I also like how you're able to spend your focus points to do things like dodge, use special moves, or turn a miss into a graze. This gives the players more control over the moments that are most important to them. The endeavor system for resolving dramatic moments outside of combat is great. The initiative system is fast and tactical and the artwork is amazing.

It's not DnD or Star Wars or Pathfinder, but has taken the very best of each of them to create something familiar and amazing. I can't wait to see the final product.

I own the blue set and this green set as well. The green includes combinations of green and gray walls and trim that you can turn on and off in the layer settings. You could easily build an entire table worth of terrain with this one set.

One of my favorite features are the modularity to mix and match different wall lengths and styles (angled or straight) to make anything from a 4x4 or 4x6 building all the way up to an 8x8 building. I also love how you can make each piece unique by simply turning on or off different layers in the PDF (super easy to do in the free Adobe Acrobat Reader). You can add doors, windows, pipes, lights, signs, numbers and other details, but even cooler than that, you can change the entire color scheme of the set. I also love the railings on the roofs that provide cover your figures in a firefight. We will be using this for Warhammer and as part of an arcology for Shadowrun as well.

The creator is super responsive and emailed me back almost immediately about a question I had about the set. If you are considering sci-fi terrain, this is a great set to get.

I love this bestiary and I'm not even using it in a fantasy setting. I'm using this to create stats for paranormal animals in a Savage Shadowrun setting. There are so many unique combinations of powers and abilities that it makes each creature feel unique and dangerous in different ways and I'm very pleased with wide variety of different creatures to use.

I bought this and had no trouble at all with the download. My son and I have now built several buildings out of this set and it looks so cool. I've never built paper terrain before and I am just amazed at how awesome this kit is. You could easily build an entire table worth of terrain with a lot of variety with this one set.

Some of my favorite features are the modularity to mix and match different wall lengths and styles (angled or straight) to make anything from a 4x4 or 4x6 building all the way up to an 8x8 building.
I also love how you can make each piece unique by simply turning on or off different layers in the PDF (super easy to do in the free Adobe Acrobat Reader). You can add doors, windows, pipes, lights, signs, numbers and other details, but even cooler than that, you can change the entire color scheme of the set. The included colors are gray, white, light blue and dark blue. You can combine any of these colors as a primary and secondary color on almost any of the pieces. We've made so many buildings a lot of different color schemes.

Finally, I love the railings on the roofs that provide cover your figures in a firefight. We will be using this for Warhammer and as part of an arcology for Shadowrun as well.

This setting is awesome. I was hesitant to buy it at first thinking it was a setting for kids, but it's not just for kids. This is one of best Savage Worlds settings ever.

It's basically Agents of Shield (super-powered agents) in an awesome steampunk world full of mysteries and wonders. The characters gain themed powers and edges based on the crystal they choose, but these powers are not permanent. You can change crystals sometimes during your character's career. The crystal also messes with the characters' minds a bit giving them some fun hindrances,

The setting rules are so well designed including the ability to pay a benny for a one-time power stunt using their crystals and fun interlude rules for creating stories of the agents' adventures.

There are so many story possibilities with the variety of different lands, strange creatures, ancient tombs, mad science, floating islands, haunted lands, and the mysterious organization that the agents work for.

I really love this product.

This is awesome! The 16 pages of Savage Worlds stats for critter and metahuman threats (covering everything from barghests to insect spirits to blood mages) alone is worth the $7 price to me. There are also new character races including gnomes, pixies, and ogres and more, info for playing technomancers, new magic specialties, and additional gear options. This is an excellent resource for Savage Shadowrun.