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All in all, I rate this book a solid 3.5 stars. The 3.5 crunchy bits that snuck past editing, when mixed with the incomplete editing and the ‘blah’ nature of some of the races keep it from being a 4. This is a good first offering for the Pathfinder RPG, and definitely has some ideas worth modifying/creating. The writers just need to tighten up the mechanics and editing.

Hard to believe I started reading these when Reagan was president, the USSR was a threat, and MSH was -the- superhero game.

This book is lavishly illustrated and full of information on the characters and the universe. Even if you don't play M&M, it is worth it for the 'bible' of the Wild Cards universe.

It is light, and the paizo is clear to read. It rolls well, just always get the bad numbers. That's more crystal caste dice hating me than anything.

Just picked one up at the FLGS, impulse buy.

The mini is very clean and sharpp Details are excellent, and likely way above my skill level to paint.

I asked a couple of female coworkers if she looked 'real' or if she suffered from hugenormus breast syndrome (HBS) The consensus was no, she looks like a buff woman who had augmentation to get back to normal breast size, so good job there.

All in all, worth the 8 bucks :-)

This is a wonderful mini, both for its stated purpose and for a 'generic' tiefling. the sword can be kitted out for another weapon, and the shield might be able to with a bit more effort. She's not all 'boobs and bare skin' like too many female minis, and actually inspired me to both create a class and a character concept around her.

I mean there's some references to nudity, but no long taudry descriptions or sexual scenes. Very interesting pseudo Europe setting and a nice bit of detective work. It is interesting how whipping out Commune doesn't solve this one.

Note. Do not read the forward unless you want to have an urge to drop a scorpion down Erik's pants. (I'll see you at Origins, spoiler-boy!) ;-)