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The tone and flavor of this adventure are excellent, and it makes the plot and enemies a delight. It was extremely easy for me to pick this up and place it into my own campaign world, which is a major plus in my book. Also, the players had a blast.

My only gripe is that it was a little hard to locate the maps, which made things bog down a little. Overall, I give this a hearty recommendation.

I'd sworn off using a GM's screen due to the way they were so easily knocked over or fell over on their own. The thin cardstock most are made of didn't stand up to the regular jostling and movement at a typical table. The Pathfinder screen, however, is essentially a double-wide hardback cover and has so far withstood all attempts to knock it down. The information on the inside is also amazingly handy and makes for a good "how does that skill work?" lookup.

I highly recommend this to all you screen-loving GMs out there. You won't find a better product anywhere.

For those, like myself, put off by the art of Downer, the Harrow deck is amazingly better. The cards are anything but cartoony and excellently invoke the dark mood of a harrowing. If you were giving this product a pass because of the art, you have nothing to fear.

Mechanically, the harrowing readings couldn't be easier. Each card has clues to guide you during the interpretation and the art provides an excellent prompt in the reading. Using the deck to build or flesh out adventures is pure genius. I look forward to trying this out during prep for my next session!