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This is the first gargantuan figure I bought and I absolutely don't regret it! Its amazing details to its garments wows me and the sword makes it so much cooler! Its height is fantastically satisfying and its quite sturdy. I actually used it in my Rise of the Runelords campaign and it wowed and shocked the entire party as it murdered two of them. Thumbs up to whoever made this! I would definitely buy this again for a Pathfinder loving GM for his/her birthday.
This figure is fantastic, but it feels rather small. Its details are fantastic and quite sturdy. However, its height compared to the Rune Giant figure I bought made me feel somewhat unsatisfied. Especially after comparing its height with my Toad Demon miniature and how it almost matches this figure's height. I guess the Rune Giant figure kinda spoiled me.
Overall, it's a good gargantuan miniature. Wouldn't buy another one, but I would absolutely love it if someone bought it for me.
It's a cool thing to read. It's ultra useful when your playing a dragon hunting/slaying campaign. Plus facts about how dragons act bring more life playing the game. The anatomy of the dragon's insides and physical features is a good enough reason why it's worth buying.
But beware. This is mostly used for dragon hunting as this says. Using the abilities of this module on non-dragons are next to fruitless.
As I have mentioned in the title I disliked the writing style. I do not like how Dave Gross switches from two completely different characters in 1st person, so it's hard to understand the story and piece it together.
I really disliked the way how Varian Jaggare speaks. His constant use of rarely used and complicated vocabulary makes me want to skip his chapter entirely. I always have to look at my dictionary just to understand what he is talking about. His side of the story starts off slow, but it does get slightly more interesting throughout the process. I do like Radovan's side of the story though. His misfortunes and the way he tells his story keeps my attention.
The story revolves more around Radovan and less on Varian. I probably only disliked it because of its lack of action (in the beginning of Varian Jaggare's story), difficult vocabulary, and the writing style, but it's worth reading if you can get past those problems.
This is one of the best Pathfinder Tales novels I have ever read.
If you have liked the movie Ocean's 11 then you'll absolutely love this book. But there's more to it than planning a huge heist. There is a great amount of romance and trouble.
Plus the characters are VERY memorable and you grow into loving the whole Stargazer crew.
This is a must read and I guarantee it!
