Top quality artwork. Simply gorgeous! It even looks better at full quality than it does in the preview.

This is a must-have for anyone planning to run Dark Streets & Darker Secrets. The new classes add a lot to the game. I really like how their Prime Attributes don't always include Intelligence. The Average Joe is kind of a cross between Jack Burton from Big Trouble in Little China and Xander from Buffy -- in other words, they're decidedly not the Chosen One, but they can hang with that crowd. The Face has a special ability called Know a Guy, which allows them to gather information or call upon a favor from a contact, though the book notes that contact is not necessarily on good terms with The Face. Finally, the bestiary reads like a Best Monsters of the 80s article, with everything from Jason, to Pinhead, to Graboids from Tremors (all with serial numbers filed off, of course.)

Seriously, get this. BackAlleys is possibly the best dollar I ever spent on DriveThruRPG. Even if you don't want to add classes to your game, the monsters alone are totally worth it.

And to the author I say, keep up the good work!

This is all I could ask for in a useful GM tool. It's system neutral and works for anything from weird horror to heroic fantasy to alien planets. The icon graphics are nice, I can print it out on one sheet, and best of all I can generate realistic weather patterns in about two seconds, without consulting some big confusing chart. Well done!

A great resource for both players or DMs! Tons of practical advice. And it's print-friendly, so you can print a copy and keep it in your D&D bag. Like everything I've got from this author (Skill Challenges, Red Wizards), this comes with my highest recommendation.

The cards themselves are five stars. I can't imagine running a game of Itras By without them. I went ahead and bought card sleeves for mine, so they'll last for years to come.

I just wish they came with a PDF or image files, so I could use them on Virtual Table Tops. Those who have to play their games online (which, I imagine, is most of us right now) are a bit out of luck for the time being.

I've been looking for a rules lite superhero game, and once again Tricube Tales has come to the rescue. It's amazing how much great stuff is crammed into two pages: everything from character genration, to rules, to ideas for adventures and locations.

This is perfect for anyone whose regular group wants them to run a game inspired by Cyberpunk 2077. Tricube Tales' character creation is a joy to behold. The system is a bit like Fate or Cortex Prime, only easier to grasp, and all you need are 3d6. But even if you have another system in mind, this download is worth it, just for the adventure generator.

Cyberpunk GMs, take note: This has the best random corporation name generator I've ever seen.

This is a wonderful introduction to Skill Challenges, containing everything you need to run them in 5th Edition, along with some great advice. The author was even kind enough to add a Print Friendly version. Five stars!

This is very handy! The only thing I could think of adding is a box to mark who has Inspiration.