Vic Wertz's page

Let's get this out of the way first: yes, there's a rumor going around in the industry that Fire and Brimstone was designed with, shall we say, "forward compatibility" with 4th Edition in mind. Well, having read this myself, I believe that rumor.

Edition sensibilities aside, this PDF really is perfect for it's niche, regardless of your preferred genre. Whether you're playing in a fantasy city set in a volcano, or in a sci-fi villain's lair set in a volcano, or in a superhero hideout set in a volcano, or even in a Star Wars RPG set in a volcano, this product is for you. And, of course, you can't beat the price—FREE!

As with most d20s, you can differentiate the 6 from the 9 by orienting the die so the the triangle of the topmost face points up (see the "1" in the photo above).

To those of you reading reviews to determine if this Hero's Hoard is right for you, I'd like to point out a few things.

A: There are several messageboard threads that you may find informative, including:
http://paizo.com/paizo/messageboards/gameMastery/itemPackUpdates
http://paizo.com/dungeon/messageboards/generalDiscussion/archives/nEWPAIZOP RODUCTItemCards
and
http://paizo.com/paizo/messageboards/gameMastery/boosterPackContent

If you have questions, that last thread would be a good place to post to get them answered.

B: The word "random" doesn't properly convey the structure of the packs.

In addition to the foil, which can be any card, each pack should contain:
1 armor (cards 1–15)
2 weapons (16–39)
2 potions (40–57)
1 scroll (63–72)
1 wand (79–88)
and 2 wondrous items (89–110).
Half of the packs also contain 1 ring (58–62); the other half contain 1 rod or staff (73–78).

C: A few of the "reviews" below are from people who apparently don't have actual firsthand experience with the product. (Note phrases like "I was... ready to buy this until...," "As far as I know," and "I... blew this off as a no sale.") You might want to consider that when you weigh their opinions.