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This is not Athas. It is much more like Dune after Muad'Dib.

On the other hand, if it was called 'Geb, dry colony', it would be perfect.

And since I bought it for use on my PFRPG Legacy of Fire campaign that I shifted to Geb, it is absolutely perfect!

But it isn't Athas. :)

This is the book for players who want to have a knight as a character. Far more custom-fit than a fighter and much more flexible than the Paladin.

The core class is interesting and effective and works well with Pathfinder classes and other 3.75 core classes.

The prestige classes are terrific and much better for the need than the Pious Templar, Hospitaler, and Blackguard prestige classes from WOTC.

The new mounts are interesting and effective and the description of quality on steeds is great.

In the arena of innovation, the book includes rules for making commoners and other followers into retainers where they will be useful for your knight without being unbalanced.

A great book all around, especially for the price.

I run my campaign in Damara and this book is a great foundation for adventure. There is enough detail for a DM but it isn't so comprehensive (like Cormyr or Waterdeep) that there isn't room for your inspiration. This is a handy area for adventure and a great resource for campaigning.

This view on underground dwelling elves is a wealth of ideas. More unique than drow, this can help you rejuvenate the tired tropes of elves. Well worth $4

The Download has a virus and after you clear that out, the NPCs are not very good.

[Note from Paizo: This download does *not* contain a virus.]