I bought this and my soul was immediately plunged into the depths of Hell by God forsaking me for having this. this graph, literally 8 feet worth of sqaures, is an eternal proof of humanity's hubris and like the tower of Babylon will be our end.

10/10 though, exactly what it says on the tin and is really useful for making large maps and outlining for multiple battles or a mega dungeon on one document. im currently using it to plan out a haunted victorian palace for a Thirsty Space Necromancers game.

A vast improvement on the Zweihander RPG system, Flames of Freedom does an amazing job of presenting its setting and ideas through both flavor text and game mechanics. Additionally, despite being a historical setting and the habits of some RPGs to glorify that time, Flames of Freedom does an excellent job of not ignoring the horrors of the time and being clear to build a setting where anyone can be themselves at your table.

If you're looking for a Revolutionary War TTRPG with good mechanics, and a focus on the idea of the setting above complete dedication at the expense of player for or inclusivity, I reccomend Flames of Freedom.

I have been waited for this game for years, since I got into TTRPGs. I played any character option close to a bender in pretty much every RPG at some point. I have dreamt of playing an official game and made several unoffical hacks in several systems trying to come up with something for me and my friends. This has lived up to my every expectation and more.

I love the PBTA system, having recently played it in TSL for a few games, and it works surprisingly well for the feel of Avatar. While I wish there was a bit more guidelines on what bending could do, or had some more original art, I'm also glad they left it up to GM discrestion as bending largely should be and got a strong sense of nostalgia from reading it, even if I've seen this show recently.

Overall this is an amazing RPG and something anyone with even a passing interest in Avatar should try, I have had a desire for this for years now and this has not only quenched that thirst, but it's the quenchiest.

Fun looking game with easy to learn mechanics. Really nice getting to see a game where several lesbian tropes I myself represent, and often see day to day, are not only represented but celebrated. I hope to see this book get a ton of use in the future, as this seems like a perfect game for several of my friend groups.

Perfect adventure for new players who need an introduction to the game.

Hemmingway, Shakespeare, Stoker, Tolkein, and Martin

All hacks in comparison to the literary genius found within this tome. Frost Giant Butt Warriors is a literary masterpiece, unlike any I have ever seen before. Combining a compelling, and often times awe-inspiring, combination of world building, character development, internalized struggle, and description within such a short book that I was left in absolute awe for hours to come. The author manages to keep you on the edge of your seat, wondering what will happen next the whole time as you are left worried yet interested in the future of this piece.

I would not merely reccomend this for its techincal and literary merits though, make no mistake, as this is also the single best RPG supplement I have ever had the pleasure to find, and was surprised at its cost. A supplement such as this is a must have for any fan of Scion wanting to expand their view of The World, as it presents a side of it we have never seen before. Not a mere exploration of the Myths and Legends we find in The World, this book shows us the human nature as well and what it is to truely live in a world based off mythology.

My only complaint would be this is a single story series, as this truly had the maings of being one the biggest additions to the RPG world since the invention of 7 dice sets. I can only hope that the coming Scion Anthology decides to look toward this great for its inspiration, and seek to not only live up to its legacy but surpass it.

6/5 stars, a must read.

Not perfect by any means, and could have had a few more professions or more lore information. Is a great basis though for a setting, especially if a Game Master is willing to put in the leg work and write up a lot of that sort of thing. Overall as is though it doesn't provide a lot of options for running a diverse group of players, or for higher tiers, and Game Masters wanting to use it will need to come up with a lot on their own.

Worth it if you're willing to do so or need inspiration, but if you're looking something you can get and run out the box without input it might not be what you're looking for.

An amazing addition to your Chronicles collection, and something I look forward to running with earnest. Mummy is not just a game of curses and revenge, as you might expect from a more Universal Pictures view of the monster, but of lost identity and a struggle between maintaining one's self and the ideas of who they are.

Whether you plan on running a short or long game, Mummy's lore and mechanics can support your vision. If you get tired of your current setting, you can completely change it up and use the exact same characters with no problem. I don't think I've played any game which gives the freedom, both mechanically and lore wise, to play with your players as an ST in a long while.