Pencil-like drawing of a coastline. It could be used as a player hand-out as flavor only.

This game is okay if you want to inject some roleplay into your Marvel Heroes miniatures game, but as a stand alone system it is a bit too cumbersome. The dice mechanic is okay but not snappy like comic book action should be.

Also, the lack of character gen rules is glaring. Playing the Avengers is cool and all, but without being able to inject your own ideas and characters into it, it just seems very masturbatory. I do not want to play a hero fan-fic.

I am not a fan of established IP hero games and this one reenforces that.

Black and white and color versions are useful. The quality of the art itself is very stylized but not horrible. I could see these being used as player hand outs or web page reference pictures.

Plus they are under a dollar.

It is what is says it is and that's okay.

Sometimes I don't want to waste my time coming up with a last name for a random NPC so charts like this are invaluable time savers for me.

The names are fantastical but not ridiculous.

Also, it's free... come on you can't beat that.

Fantastic!

I am a sucker for floor plans and The Chaos Society completely deliver on this. They are high quality and detailed. Perfect for any GM running a medieval game. The manor and roadhouse maps can also be used for any contemporary setting as well.

A very nice supplement for those who are serious about their Shadowrun.

The key feature for me was the breakdown of the different types of safe houses and their lifestyle costs. The examples are well done to.

Overall Score: 5 Utility: 5 (Fully usable adventure) Artistic Appeal: 5 (Full color high quality artwork throughout the work) Cost: 4 (Well priced for an adventure)

Comments: Fantastic.

Part 4 in the series, but it could be adaptable as is to an existing campaign. Has great full color artwork. Also included are Hero Lab copies of the characters within. A+.

Overall Score: 4 Utility: 4 (Great for a quick reference or random encounter / fantasy) Artistic Appeal: 3 (More utilitarian than aesthetic) Cost: 5 (Under a dollar always a 5)

Comments: A quick reference chart for the GM on the go. Arranged alphabetically, so there is not much of a surprise if you’ve gone through it a few times. Very useful for city based encounters.

Overall Score: 4 Utility: 4 (Great for a quick reference or looting / modern items) Artistic Appeal: 3 (More utilitarian than aesthetic) Cost: 5 (Under a dollar always a 5)

Comments: A quick reference chart for the GM on the go. Arranged alphabetically, so there is not much of a surprise if you’ve gone through it a few times. Very useful for quick loot that isn’t game-breaking.

Overall Score: 4 Utility: 4 (Great for a quick reference or character naming) Artistic Appeal: 3 (More utilitarian than aesthetic) Cost: 5 (Under a dollar always a 5)

Comments: Very nice name chart with male and female names, along with surnames.

Overall Score: 4 Utility: 4 (Great for a quick sci-fi reference) Artistic Appeal: 3 (More utilitarian than aesthetic) Cost: 5 (Under a dollar always a 5)

Comments: A quick reference chart for the GM on the go. Arranged alphabetically, so there is not much of a surprise if you’ve gone through it a few times. Very useful in adding a bit of randomness in your game night.

Overall Score: 4 Utility: 4 (Great for a quick fantasy reference) Artistic Appeal: 3 (More utilitarian than aesthetic) Cost: 5 (Under a dollar always a 5) Comments: A quick reference chart for the GM on the go. Arranged alphabetically, so there is not much of a surprise if you’ve gone through it a few times. Very useful in adding a bit of randomness in your game night.

Overall Score: 4 Utility: 3 (Color picture for visual aid or website) Artistic Appeal: 5 (Nicely illustrated full color picture) Cost: 3 (Pricy for a single picture)

Comments: Nice pen and ink color picture of a female using mystical powers. It would be ideal to use as a visual aid on a character sheet or player hand out. Could also be used on a website.

Overall Score: 4 Utility: 3 (instrumental/techno music) Artistic Appeal: 3 (Not overly complex but enjoyable) Cost: 5 (Can’t beat a dollar)

Comments: Factory of the Androids is certainly useful for background ambiance for a dystopian near future game. I can see it also useful for background music for a website with a similar theme. The music isn’t overly complex or technical in composure but that can actually enhance its appeal. If you are using music for ambiance, you generally do not want the music to take center stage.

Utility: 5 (Very useful for any urban fantasy or horror campaign)

Artistic Appeal: 4 (Good computer generated artwork)

Cost: 4 (Decent priced for a few color miniatures)

Comments: At first I was a bit put off by the thought of paper miniatures, but these are quality. The main character comes in standard pose and casting (a green glow over the standard pose’s hands), and there are 4 mummies… but the kicker is that there is a flying carpet for the main character to ride.