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This is an awesome book. New classes, gods, alternate rules suggestions, monsters, and patrons. However the best part of the book is the territories section. Each land covered has an overview, then a table with random encounters, and finally a brief on several key/interesting locations with adventure hooks. There is also a great section on odds and ends with information on diseases, plants, curses, cities, inns, npcs, etc-all presented as random tables.
Though there is a lot of information, there is no dense metaplot. There is a lot of crazy things going on in this maccabre world, just enough information is given to push your imagination and make it your own. If you are looking for a dark and creepy sandbox for your DCC/OSR campaign, this is a great buy....
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!] |
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If you play any Tiny D6 games, this one is a must have, for at least two reasons.
* There are three new Traits for berserkers, including one Drawback Trait. Drawbacks are an AMAZING concept which really opens up a world of new possibilities for the game. If you are a GM, you NEED this.
* A fully fleshed-out (17 page) adventure, Literal Tiny Dungeon. Well worth the cover price by itself. You can drop this into pretty much any fantasy campaign for a fun change of pace. (It would also probably work for Supers, and maybe even a sufficiently-advanced-technology Frontiers campaign.)
The Zine also includes two other features, both very good.
* The new microsetting (Green Hell) works for Tiny Dungeon and Tiny Frontier. (And probably Wastelands, and maybe Supers?) Plus, I love all the intriguing flavor text.
* The Roll & Play feature is basically a random tavern generator, and is very fun.
Without a doubt, the best issue yet....
Rating: [5 of 5 Stars!] |
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