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I don't remember the specific things I really liked, but I do know that I saw a fair number of items that didn't make the top 32 that gave me a much more jazzed feeling than many of the items that did make the top 32. I'm a little disappointed by the overall crop of top 32 items (given the universe of items I reviewed in voting).

Cool stuff with the salt theme ... and the salt crust (for walking on water) is particularly useful.

Neat stuff. Potentially useful in lots of situations, but the consumable nature of the item wouldn't unbalance a game. Best part: the theme that it's soap and that the soap is used to "scrub away" the visual that's actually there to see what's beyond. (And the option of making it one-way or two-way is a cool touch.)

I voted many, many times, and there were a few types of items that seemed to be very popular as themes. One was a device (sometimes a knob, others a window) that could be affixed to a wall to create an opening; those I found pretty cool. Another was boots that allowed the wearer to shake the ground (maybe with some other effects rolled in); those didn't pique my interest. So, I was not a huge fan of these -- just didn't push the button.

This is just freakin' cool. Good stuff.

I'm looking at the top 32 in order. So far, I like this one most. Useful, but not excessively-useful (not overpowered), and a cool aesthetic. Thumbs up.

Initially, I was very interested in this adventure path. Extreme settings (e.g., Chult, "The Unapproachable East") have long interested me. The Russian connection and the winter aspect spoke to me. I was even considering restarting my subscription, because of this AP.

However, in my mind, the Russian connection went too far with this adventure: http://paizo.com/products/btpy8wbv?Pathfinder-Adventure-Path-71-Rasputin-Mu st-Die. I would have found this kind of genre-bending cool when I was much younger. (Who DIDN'T was a raygun from "Expedition to the Barrier Peaks"?) But, this is too much for me today.

There's a chance I'll purchase some of the adventures in this path, but only individual ones that -- on their own -- interest me ... and definitely not "Rasputin Must Die".