These rules are excellent help when creating heist based encounters and sessions.

You don't always know what you're getting when you purchase community titles from drivethrurpg, but if it's by Studio 404, then you know it's going to be good, balanced homebrew on par with first-party published material.

This is a great little wallet-sized dice roller. I use it often when getting out my dice would be inconvenient, and I don't want to use an app. Great work Mixed Signals! I do keep a coin in my wallet with the pocket dice roller. When I need a d20 roll, I "roll" the d10 and I flip the coin. On a heads I add 10 to the d10 result (and count the '0' as a '10'). Same principal for d12s, just add 6 instead.

These alternate Wealth Rules offer a much needed reprieve from having to manually calculate precise costs, instead incorporating money into the Narrative Dice System we all know and love. Calculating costs and prices detracts from gameplay, and this ruleset offers an much-needed alternative.

Children of Aten fufills both crucial elements of a good Genesys setting: It is complete, fully fleshed out, and the various talents/species/gear all work together seamlessly. Furthermore, it includes useful information and rules which can easily and seamlessly be incorporated in other settings, expanding them.

I strongly suggest purchasing Children of Aten. You will get your money's worth.