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Everything works on this figure. I want to add another half dozen or so to my collection.
If your into customizing, re-painting the cloak color can provide different factions to encounter.

A solid figure that can be used for multiple characters. Sculpt has crisp lines, pose is good as is the paint.

The color and sculpture on these coins are great. Having the three fingered claw hand really sets the coinage in a fantasy setting (There's a nice geometric design on the reverse side). The unique six sided shape is easy to recognize in a pile of loot. They also make a very satisfying clanking sound when moved about. The size of the 2cp coins seems to be the smallest of the Campaign Coins sets. A tiny bit larger would have been nice, but overall still five stars.
NOTE: There are also sold in mixed denomination packs under Piazo's Gamemastery brand.

These 20 denomination coins are great. Roughly the size of quarter, but a bit thicker. The detail on the coins are deeply recessed and well done. My favorite aspect of the 20 pieces is the hole in the middle. This add extra option for stringing them together, putting on a necklace, scroll ribbon or other creative prop uses.
I own sets of each "metal". Copper, Silver, Gold and Platinum. The coins are made of a metal alloy, that weighs and feels like aluminum.
Of note, the 20 pieces are not included in Piazo's Gamemastery mixed lot sets. Looks like the 10 packs here are the only way to get them.

These 20 denomination coins are great. Roughly the size of quarter, but a bit thicker. The detail on the coins are deeply recessed and well done. My favorite aspect of the 20 pieces is the hole in the middle. This add extra option for stringing them together, putting on a necklace, scroll ribbon or other creative prop uses.
I own sets of each "metal". Copper, Silver, Gold and Platinum. The coins are made of a metal alloy, that weighs and feels like aluminum.
Of note, the 20 pieces are not included in Piazo's Gamemastery mixed lot sets. Looks like the 10 packs here are the only way to get them.

These 20 denomination coins are great. Roughly the size of quarter, but a bit thicker. The detail on the coins are deeply recessed and well done. My favorite aspect of the 20 pieces is the hole in the middle. This add extra option for stringing them together, putting on a necklace, scroll ribbon or other creative prop uses.
I own sets of each "metal". Copper, Silver, Gold and Platinum. The coins are made of a metal alloy, that weighs and feels like aluminum.
Of note, the 20 pieces are not included in Piazo's Gamemastery mixed lot sets. Looks like the 10 packs here are the only way to get them.

These 20 denomination coins are great. Roughly the size of quarter, but a bit thicker. The detail on the coins are deeply recessed and well done. My favorite aspect of the 20 pieces is the hole in the middle. This adds extra options for stringing them together, putting on a necklace, scroll ribbon or other creative prop uses.
I own sets of each "metal". Copper, Silver, Gold and Platinum. The coins are made of a metal alloy, that weighs and feels like aluminum.
Of note, the 20 pieces are not included in Piazo's Gamemastery mixed lot sets. Looks like the 10 packs here are the only way to get them.

Just finished the book. Very engaging, I couldn't put it down. This story reads like a Pathfinder adventure coming to life from your gaming table. The characters, the setting, the pacing and all the details firmly ground this story as one of an adventuring group meeting the challenges of living in Golarion. The worldwound aspects were creepy, chilling, disgusting and inspiring all at the same time. The characters and their interplay with each other were well thought out. They capture the best aspects from the RPG traits, yet still create unique personalities with lots of surprises. I found the way demons and the abyss were presented to be outstanding. I must say, the writing style was a bit odd at first. There seem to area's where the story jumps, and it was a bit disconcerting. Like maybe I missed a page or something. However, this resolved itself about a third of the way through. The authors style really shine through once the story is in the worldwound.

Wow. Just finished reading cover to cover. There is so much information in this volume. It's truly an entire world in print. This may turn out to be one of my most referenced books for Pathfinder. From GMing to character creation there's more background, nations, factions and personalities that I'll never be without inspiration again.

I am pleasantly surprised by how far Halflings are expanded beyond the known Tolkein realm. The backgrounds and traints all ring true within the game structure and allow for some very unique and in depth character development. No more vanilla Halflings equal theif mentality for me.

Read this book from cover to cover. It really brings the monsters to life, going well beyond just stat listings. Great monster choices. Fantastic art. Useful and interesting background material for adventures. Well indexed reference. It's got it all.

This is fantasy RPG at it best.
Rules, Content, Art & Layout all five stars.
The rules are solid, achieving that balance between the best of the classic game and a modern style of play. The content is excellent. This is one of the few rule books I throughly enjoyed reading cover to cover. The art, graphics and layout are superb. This tomb conveys exactly the look and feel of the game my group loves to play.
I started out with the PDF, and loved the design and layout so much I purchased the printed version as well. Just the fact that Paizo offers a PDF is wonderful. The hyperlinked indexing makes navigating effortless. I view the PDF on my desktop machine when prepping, and on an iPad when at the game. The hardback version is there when I want to browse the beautiful artwork, or enjoy the feel of a real book in my hands.