The best pulp adventure RPG out there. While past ones managed to capture the trappings of the genre on paper, this one manages to capture the cinematic action in play as well with easy to read quick rules that encourage players to try daring feats without making them overpowered and always making sure the story moves forward even when the dice don't come up in the most positive way. Highly recommend.

By fair my favorite RPG of the last few years. The setting invokes both whimsy and drama, feeling fantastical and yet grounded in its own way. Somehow it combines the aesthetic atmosphere of both a fairy tale and an historical drama without any strange or awkward juxtaposition between the two genres. Household is an RPG that reads like a book series one may have loved to have grown up with but instead get to act out with their friends at the table. Written in a tone as if penned down by a character in the setting, Household presents itself as a forgotten history of a magical world of the House. While it plays simply and elegantly, I would recommend this book based on writing quality and artwork alone, as it is one of the most immersive RPG rulebooks I have ever come across.

A helpful resource for pirate adventures. Almost a must have if you plan to use The Devil Jonah as an important element in your campaign.