Well written but imbalanced.

I really enjoyed reading the in depth ancestries descriptions that hit all the hallmarks of Paizos new standards (how people might percieve you and how you might feel as a member of this race). However, while it gets the formatting spot on, several ancestry feats are flat broken, including giving aasimar a level 2 champion feat at level 1 which is doubly broken and likely a poor inference based on the bestiary.

All in all, its a good guide line to fill in the gaps until aasimar and teiflings get a first part conversion but it needs some strong arm home brew errata.

Kim and Rodney have never failed to amaze me with their work, so when Heaven & Hell: Aasimar & Tiefling Ancestries was announced, I knew I needed to review this and see the combined and amazing skill of two DMs Guild powerhouses. I can tell you right now, it is stunning - absolutely stunning. With Rodney's amazing attention to building excellent layout and perfect narrative and Kim's skill at building compact and clear abilities and tables, this book is practically glowing with perfection topped off with Bob's stunning art.

It feels and reads like a Paizo-published piece, knocking most other fan-made content out of the running. I especially enjoy the tables at the end of each section which gives you so many cool rollable options for a unique Tiefling or Aasimar appearence, such as how an Aasimar's hair always smells like a spring meadow or a Tiefling has a forked tongue. The ancestral feats are also great for both, adding more and more to this chocker-block full 40-page masterpiece.

Anyone who is getting ready to start up a Pathfinder 2e game should definitely grab themselves a copy of this book otherwise you are going to be missing out.

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