While I enjoyed the mechanics and concept of this, I found myself wondering what more could come from it? As a chef in my personal life and for ten years of my professional life, I'm constantly trying to find TTRPG art and content that marries my love of food and games, I recognize that there's a ton of untapped potential here that could lead to a full cookbook with functional recipes that also work with the mechanics. I would love to see what develops out of this.

The color palette is a great choice and feels warm and inviting like a fire your party is all gathered around and I see the vision with the layout, but I think spacing things out and allowing the piece to be 2 pages or double sided would let the content breath on the page. Things feel cramped and it's easy to lose what you're reading l, even for one page.

Ultimately, I enjoyed this and can't wait to utilize it at my tables, but will find myself wanting more!

As someone that has always felt that V5 was lacking in things that made characters feel distinct and powers that made each Kindred feel like a wholly unique death machine, The V5 Vampire's Player Guide has everything you need for that and more. From a wild amount of merits, flaws and predator types to a Disciplines section overflowing with very cool powers, I've made multiple SPC's and characters that I truly feel are worthy to dominate the night.

The price point is a steal for all the content you get and the art/layout is varied and easy to follow.

Pick up your copy today and go watch TableGoth's content over on their YouTube as well!

As someone who is decidedly unorganized when it comes to running games, the ST Resources by Gehenna Gaming and Ken is going to be a used at every V5 oneshot and chronicle I run from here on out. Perfect compilation of all the info you would need at a drop of a hat and looks good at the same time.