I've recently gotten into the Oddities books. Are they all this good? One entry will have you laughing your butt off and then next one is so weird and off the wall you kind of want to wash your hands and forget you read it. This is definately Game Master gold.

This game might have been written for a younger audience in mind, but this game is absolutely hilarious for the adult as well. Especially, if you're an eco-minded composter yourself. More than one screaming laugh was heard while playing this game. Buy this if you want a light-hearted fun game for a party.

Live action roleplaying has always intimidated me. All those rules and on top of that you have to act out the parts of the story. The Return of Cyris Crane is so simple and self-explanatory that it takes all the anxiety away from playing and it just leaves the fun. Everything is included with this along with ideas for the "monster", Cyris Crane. If you are a beginner in live action roleplaying then I recommend you start with this one.

Oh my, GODS! A chill of horror ran up my spine as I read the first page. I almost exclusively play magic users and to think I could copy a spell into my spell book and that spell could infect the rest of my spells is a wizards worst nightmare. Even a funny "virus" could ruin a wizards reputation. Imagine the embarrassment of going to your local wizard shop after such an infection. I don't know if I should thank Skirmisher for the excellent role playing experience or hide this supplement from my Game Master. Thanks alot, Skirmisher.....

I got Festivals and High Holy Days and it has already given me great ideas. It will only increase immersion and not feel like min/maxing with the cool power boosts at the various sacred times. My druid will definately be keeping his eye on the next Harvest Festival. My thanks to Skirmisher for this great, fun tool.

I played this and it has to be the most imaginative and well written adventure I've played in a long time. There was a perfect balance of roleplaying with action and fighting. Then enemies were imaginative and it left you feeling immersed in the world. The group I played with had some bad luck (hilarious critical fails) in the beginning, but we prevailed. If you are loking for a fun immersive adventure, this is for you.