The very first entry reads: "It has no container with a twist off cap"

The nonsensical combinations along w/ the weird punctuation & capitalization ("It is a C rank jutsu scroll It has no container with a twist off cap with light cracks caused by damage. and with light damage from an unknown source. It has a belt-loop like holding strape for decoration and it is written in yellow crayon with an extremely easy to open complicated knot. it has pages made of papyrus 10 inches wide and 10 inches long with a bar made of bamboo bar." ) makes it clear that the author just used a randomm generator program & copy-pasted the results w/o any review or even copy-editing.

If this is what the free sample is like, I wouldn't bother buying the full versions.

Edit: Updating my review since I saw the Matt Davis made changes to fix the problems I addressed. :)

TL;DR: Usable, but glaring bits of laziness detract from what could have been a better product.

The Good: Straightforward to use, many useful d100 tables, very up-to-the-times "modern" (unlike many d20 Modern publications from the early 2000s that still have modems as a separate item), I like the mention of SpaceX.

The Bad: Any PDF bigger than a pamphlet really should have a TOC. Also, alphabetizing the lists for ease of refernce would be helpful (there are free alphabetization tools online).

The Ugly: Well, since the Matt Davis fixe the problems I addressed, there seem to be no glaring errorrs.

Thank you, Matt, for taking the time to fix this, & I apologize if my initial review sounded a bit harsh. :)

Free comic series, and worth every penny. I was unpleasantly surprised w/ the lack of quality of artwork and dialogue, as Darwin's World products are usually top-notch.