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One of, if not the, best city book I've ever read, and city books are about my favorite supplement. Seriously worth getting for any setting.

Nice selection of items, but I've grown to really like Vincent Dutrait's work as well... kinda' like when somebody other than WAR did the cover of the last Eberron book. The drawings all look a little puffy. Will this be the Item Card artist from now on, or will we be seeing a variety of artists, or was Vincent just unavailable for this one but will be back for the rest? (I'm hoping for the latter.)

Very cool. Leaves me wanting more. Very first-edition feel; lots of potential stories, lots of questions, some of which I know will be answered later, in other products, and some I suspect will just hang out there, tantalizingly unanswered ... Very cool.

I have to admit that even with all the publicity, I wasn't particulary interested in Kill Dr. Lucky. But then I tried it at GenCon SoCal and both my wife and I loved it. I was there the next day with some students (age 12-13) and they loved it too! We even played the live version with us running around trying to take the old man out (True Kill Dr. Lucky!?).

For anyone who doesn't know how it works, the game is a distant cousin of Clue, with players moving around a mansion collecting cards, except here, you're trying to get Dr. Lucky alone (harder than you might think) and then use the weapons you've collected to bump him off. It has a lot of innovative twists but isn't overly complicated. Bottom line: great game, lots of fun.

Cards are beautiful and will be a lot of fun to play with BUT I'm still not wild about the random assortments and I was surprised that so many of the cards in the Hero's Hoard pack were repeats of cards in the starter set. Still, I'm happy with the set.