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This is one of the best books set in a campaign setting that I have read. As fiction it is paced well and has developed characters that are interesting explorations of archetypes within the medium. As a game based narrative, I found none of the interpretations of mechanics distracting, and the portrayal of the world in line with my expectation.

I'll follow this writer into whatever he writes. It was like listening to a friend.

Several improvements here over previous sets. Each mini is part of a set of six, so you can print off one page and have a complete set for an encounter. Alternatively, you have enough different styles of hell knight to mock up a very interesting party of bad guys. Style is pure Ashton Sperry and a plus in my book.

This is an absolutely stunning mini with great surfaces for working detail. The pose is dynamic and fluid and captures a moment of frantic duress. Painted it for the two weapon fighter in our game of Council of Thieves so the red and black theme I chose would no doubt cause Valeros some dismay. Regardless, very, very fine mini!

This is an intricately detailed miniature with excellent contour and surface for working detail. Unfortunately, the tab is thicker than the slot for its base. This requires a bit of work to mount the mini as a result.

This is an compelling narrative housed in an effective and elegant design. The investigation of the Cult of the Living God engages players through the use of their skills and plays like a crime drama. The final series of encounters were greatly anticipated and thoroughly enjoyed by my players. Excellent and commendable work.