This takes the characters up to the point of embarkation for a journey home. Lots of info on current order of battle in Germany from German, British, and Warsaw Pact units. Has some good info on the French and their dead zone. Spoilers for PC, but helpful for the referee. Realize that is simply a source book and there is a lot for the referee to flesh out.

This is a helpful purchase for those of you wanting to run a game, or want to have a quick reference guide for rules. It comes as 24 page Adobe download, which includes the Referee screen, quick reference guide, and NPC/Ammo record sheets.

I actually printed it out in color for my game, and it works out fairly well. but there is no insturctions on how exactly to piece it together, which would be helpful - at least a shrunk down scan of the whole screen front and back. The only other issue I had with the screen was that it was only three sections. It provides cover for you as referee, but a four section one might work better. The good thing is you can always print out an assemble it that way with this product.

The reference guide has a plethora of tables from the T2000 rulebook, which helps speed things up.

For the price though, you can't beat it. Overall good rating: 4 stars.

I bought this product in order to flesh out some details for a character of mine. It was well worth the price.

It has 106 total pages, including cover and back page art. The first 30 pages give some good information on the various Spec Ops units from Green Berets and CIA, to French Commandos. The rest of the book is more for the Referee. It has adventure ideas, and floor plans.

What I really like about this product and other T2000 products from Drive Thru is that while they don't have bookmarks in adobe on the side, if you go to the table of contents page of the book, everyone of those is linked to the appropriate page, making it super easy to get to the subject you want.

Overall 5 stars.

I have v1 and v2 in print, but I started playing a PBP game that was using v2.2 rules. Instead of getting another print copy, I figured I'd try out digitially downloading the rules. It has been a huge help having the rules on my desktop for posting, and when I travel and want to post on my of time from work, I have the rules right at my figer tips.

As far a clarity goes, there few spots that are a little unclear, but over all it was good.

Well worth the purchase and huge time saver in light of looking in used books stores or online bidding.

As a student of bible, I was really excited when Testament came outand looked with much anticipation for additional resources to come out, for a while my hopes were put on hod. But now my prayers have finally been answered! The folks at Highmoon media have come out with an extremely professional magazine, that truly supports the Testament setting for D20. Well reseached with supporting scriptures and ideas for your own setting, I highly recommend this to anyone intrested in using the Testament setting or someone wanting to add the Judeo-Christian God to their own games. <br><br> <b>LIKED</b>: Well laid out - graphics, text, and information was solid and helpful. The idea of having the Tribes of Israel given bonuses really expands the options in a Israeli/Human only campaign that I am running. The same goes for the lost books of the bible and incorporating that into your game. <br><br><b>DISLIKED</b>: The only thing that I didn't like about this product was that there wasn't more! I know that Targum has also decided to use this magazine as a forum to talk about other nations in during this period - Egypt, Greece, Etc. While my own setting is in the land of Canaan, I look forward to source material to send my players on adventures to these areas as well. <br><br><b>QUALITY</b>: Excellent<br><br><b>VALUE</b>: Very Satisfied<br>