The most amazing part of this game is the end game; you never know what will happen! I've won the game in the last few rounds, even after being behind the entire game! Not knowing what could happen next makes this game fun all the way into the very last turn. There are only a handful of games I can honestly say that about, and this is one of them.

The rules may be daunting at first, but after the first play-through things make sense. I've played games smaller than this with rules that were more complicated, and even game breaking. The rules, while complicated, do not make the game unplayable, and for a game of this size is quite a feat in my book.

Ambitious, and a good idea, though it still needs a lot of polishing. The rulebook was a little confusing, and refers to diagrams that are not present in the rulebook. If you have some boardgame experience you'll pick it up after you iron out some of the issues the primary rulebook hands you. The map prints out using 4 standard sized sheets of paper, along with scores of units to back it up. A rather innovative design, it's random events can really devastate a player, or give them a rather large boon. You can upgrade your "Immortal" to really kick butt and aid you through your struggles. Overall, the game is great, albeit the rulebook looks like it was done with a bit of haste, and quickly put into a PDF from a word document.