Voll cool. Richtig Metal. Feiere die Aufmachung, die Bilder, die Regeln und den Hintergrund. Bin selber ein Riesiger Conan der Barbar Fan und liebe alles an eurem Rollen Spiel. Habe Kickstarter leider Verpasst.

gave it a five for being a fan it does have all relevant material for play.

This is an interesting game.

If you played Heroes, or Age of Wonders — this RPG tries to combine what you see there and give it an roleplaying twist.

I've personally not played the game but I found the rules to be unique, and I'm excited for the full game.

Very nice setting, good rules (I love 2D20) but the Quickstart is badly edited. Typos, swapped sites or at least arranged very strangely and after seven years, no one seems to be paying much attention or changing anything. What a shame.

This is the best Co-op skirmish wargame ever made

We played some great, satisfying adventures with this starter. I appreciate the successful porting of many elements from HOMM III and I'm excited for the full version and more Heroes magic! :D

Great quality. Terrific detail. Definitely useful for playing the game!

It's a rules light system, combats are fast and vicious, and it affords good roleplay opportunities beyond combats.

For a free PDF - this is a good quickstart introduction to the Fallout Roleplaying game. My group ran this last weekend, as our first step to move away from D&D. Even though I was the only one with any experience of the Fallout video games, we all enjoyed the one-shot provided 'Machine Frequency' and the pre-generated characters (who are very distinct and have great backstories to really encourage roleplay).

One note I will make is that as the GM (or perhaps Overseer? The words swap back and forth in the text), I did notice some pretty big omissions of the rules which directly affected the one-shot.

I understand that as a quick start, not all rules would be included but (spoilers) the first fight in the game includes radroaches, and there are no stats for radroaches included in the quickstart. Other little things like healing via food and drink are also not explained properly (which in a game where survival is a big thing, did annoy us slightly).

These aren't massive issues for an experienced GM however. I could easily make something up on the spot. But for someone looking to GM Fallout for the first time (and for cheap), I would encourage probably using the Starter set instead (although I haven't tried that out, I assume it is more robust than this).

A good resources if you're looking to dip your toe into the Fallout Universe with your ttrpg group. Will my group be continuing beyond this one shot? We are not sure. The system was a little more dice-heavy than we would like. But that's the point of a quickstart, isn't it!

Have played this a few times now and have had alot of fun quick and easy set up. Great mechanics for the zombies to take them out of the players control!

Good campaign with a cool story. Great to have a campaign spans almost the entire level range

Jesus, Mary and Joseph and all of his carpenter friends! Now that I have your attention let's get this review going. I have been gaming since the days of the red box, the OG red box, from 1983. Yeah, that long! I know what THAC0 means. Know what TSR was an acronym for? I do! That's how long I've been playing. I have to tell you this players guide is the best players guide I have ever read. It is better than the Odyssey of the Dragonlords players guide. It is far and away better than any pathfinder campaign player's guide I have read, which is about 5. This will be the only book you need for character creation. I'll say that again. This is the only book you need for character creation. Would you like to have immersive characters in you campaign? Just use this book. You do not need any other sub-class options. The subclasses presented in this players guide are complete, balanced, well thought out and powerful. Get this book. If you are a GM/DM get the Campaign book too. You will not regret it. Live out those Viking dreams. To the Longships!

Jesus, Mary and Joseph and all of his carpenter friends! Now that I have your attention let's get this review going. I have been gaming since the days of the red box, the OG red box, from 1983. Yeah, that long! I know what THAC0 means. Know what TSR was an acronym for? I do! That's how long I've been playing. I have to tell you this campaign book is by far, hands down, no contest the best campaign book I have ever read. It is certainly better than any recent published adventure campaigns by the company that shall not be named. It is clear, concise, helpful, the story flows easily and it leaves enough freedom for the players to choose how to proceed. Get this book. Get the players guide too. You will not regret it. Live out those Viking dreams. To the Longships!

A good quickstart guide for the 2e version of Star Trek Adventures.

The quickstart guide does a good job of introducing the game to new players and gives veteran players a taste of the changes to the system from 1e to 2e.

A must-play after the intro mission "A Quick Trip to France". Included is a great explanation for using and doing an EXTENDED TEST. Here is a link to an interview with the author about his module. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bHWYKn1sQdE