At first thought, I was a little a worried that this material would be like some of the other "furry" games I have read. I have looked at Justifiers, Ironclaw, Jadeclaw, Furry Pirates, and numerous other games in this genre. But after reading this book I found it highly original. I enjoyed just reading it. The adult content aside. The book is well organized, and well thought out. The artwork is nice, but that is just candy. I tend to ignore the art for the content. This is not a duplicate of what has been done already, but something original. I intend to give this material to my players, and let them decide on if they want to use it as players. This supplement provides what a decent supplement should, more options for the players, and gm's. At very least, as the gm of my group, I will add this supplement as part of my tools. Good job on the supplement.

This adventure was a very fun, my players found the antagonist fun and a challenge. As a gm I found this particular adventure nice. Placing the main antagonist in a mall allowed for further expansion beyond what the original story arc. I also found, that as a gm, the flexible nature of putting a story arc in mall, allowed for some humorous situations. Overall I found this to be a really good product, and my players are going to be spending at least 9 to 10 sessions in this setting.

After reading this, and then using it as an adventure, I found this to be a great supplement. The detail is enough that the gm gets enough of a feel to create a adventure, but not enough detail to be over complicated. This supplement does not contain any maps of lairs, or details of minions. The gm gets information on the main antagonist, and a couple of victims. There is enough of a back story with the antagonist, that the gm and players get a feel for the character, and just how insane he is.

One thing that I think could be better, is maybe a couple of adventure seeds that help the novice gm intro this adventure.

Over all this is a good adventure to use on a party, and it sets up for a long-term conflict, if the gm wants to use the main antagonist as a long-term party advisary.

Interesting book. Well written, and looks to be well researched. However, I used this book as a resource for a non d20 system, and as such had to convert the material to another system. Luckily the material was put down in such a easy to understand matter, that conversion to alternate systems was easy.

This supplement was very well written, and provides alot of material that is useful for a Hot Chicks game. I found this book slightly more useful, then the Heronet, but not much. It was very easy to incorporate this material into a ongoing Hot Chicks game, and my players loved the additional options this book provided.

This supplement is one of the supplements that I use the most. I found it very informative, and provides many options for both the gm and players. This is one of the must have supplements for both players and gm.

Interesting book. What I found interesting was that the author left enough space for the gm to get as creative as he, or she, would like. Are there other products more complete then this. Yes, but the good point is that the game designers have allowed for the players to take this material as far as they want.

Great game. Placing the artwork behind and just looking at the material. The game was easy to understand, and enough to warrant me introducing it to my regular group. What I like the most about this game is the character creation. This game allows you to create the character you want and not be locked into a set definition of what someone should be.