A perfect fit for my hag encounter. What I really like is when you find one of the Heroic maps wich just "fits" right within my ongoing campaign - this is just such an example. Big applause for the previews!

As always awesome maps... God previews and easy to print and cut

The map is nice, looks good. And I'ts a fancy thing and good idea that the product has two seasons in it.

They are easy to print and adhere to cardboard.

Perhaps the product page should emphasize the number of sheets included. I do feel that I need to buy a handfuld of those before I have a good stock to play with.

Funny idea - good for inspiration. A very simple product, but a good and creative idea.

When I aquired the Dungeon Desk Pad, I wasn't certain of what, when and where I would find it useful.

But when printed, the creativity just starts with such a nice idea! Back to the desk, with my old HB2 pencils and colors and handdrawing maps and notes.

Good for people who like to get back-to-basics and be inspired by using analog equipment like real-life pencils :-)

As a long time gamer, I actually bought this document for the few newbies I have around the table. The expectations on whether I myself would find it valuable was not huge. I am therefore positive surprised and very happy to announce that this in fact is the one and only reference I'll be using from now on :-) It's simply boiled down every important rule into a condensed but nevertheless still very readable format.

The fun about PFRPG are - partly - the incredible, long term developed rules which enables you to flesh out spectacular battles and skills. With this handy formatted rules, both experienced and new players can navigate easily and look up forgotten quirks and ride DCs without stumpin'the'judge.

Free you inner Pony.

When I first heard of the Ponyfinder Campaign Setting I thought it would be amusing to get to know since I have 3 daughters and hence a lot of, yeah - you guessed correct - plastic ponies strewn around in my house. I thought it might be a good introduction to roleplaying and thus was lucky to get a copy for review.

It actualy delivers all the pony magic and atmosphere I could've dreamed of, and more! It's not just a funny sidetrecking using Pathfinder rules, but actualy a well thought, and very complete campaign setting. Although I haven't played it yet, I'm not only looking forward to convince my daughters to play, but also my regular tt rpg group of fathers aged 38-49 perhaps as an exiting interlude from our regular RotR PF campaigning...

The top number of horseshoes to this volume is in particular because:

• It's very detailed and complete, both as a rule compendium, as a storyline and universe feel, and even the art is well placed and diverse throughout the book

• It has that special pony feeling you would expect from a campaign setting with that name!!

• I kind'a envy that I didn't think of such a setting myself, it's obviously a good idea.

• The rules seem balanced yet open in a way that allows players to create their own amazing ponies inspired from the many templates and examples.

• The naming scheme is consistent throughout the world creation, from the inner-covers beatiful map to NPC names.

The bad: really nothing, or perhaps this single small/minor detail that I didn't like in particular: Ponies riding horses. I could've done without that and left it to the imagination of gamemasters and players on how to interpret such a situation. I dunno exactly why this tricks me, and it's nothing compared to the overall feel, so ....

I'm happy to ride along the Ponyfinder wave, 5 horseshoes from me! Looking forward to see more Pony accessories