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Pathfinder Module: Master of the Fallen Fortress (PFRPG)Paizo Inc.Print Edition Out of print Add PDF FREE Nice looking but pretty standard fare. 
Michael Harnish
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The Physical Book
The Adventure
As for what's inside (remember I promised this would be spoiler-free), there's a decent enough reason provided for what's taken up residence within the tower, but for the most part the adventure is pretty much a room-by-room dungeon tower crawl. The PCs move from room to room, killing (or maybe talking) to what's inside before moving on to the next room. While the arrangement of the tower means it's not a linear crawl, it's still a crawl. The Other Contents
The Verdict
An interesting, but not perfect sandbox
Michael Harnish
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You can read the full review on my blog here. As most of the other reviews have mentioned, there is a noticeable drop in production quality in this set. You can read my full review here. Well worth the wait, the Dresden Files lives up to the hype as well as the anticipation. You can read the full review on my blog here. Great mini, lousy weapon
Michael Harnish
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Overall I love the mini and it was like all of the other Reaper minis I've got from the PF line: Well-cast, highly detailed, and very cool. My only complaint is that the weapon is goofy looking (it's poorly proportioned and blocky) and the tang/handle of the sword is so thin that it's likely to break off if you look at it wrong. I ended up removing the sword and putting on a regular sword from my bits box (a WHFB plastic one fixed with a small pin). I really like this mini - it looks good and was well-cast. It also is very evocative and a perfect match for an Osirian based campaign (duh!). My only criticism is that the post is kind of static and the left arm a bit odd in the way it's posed. Great looking and easy to work with - very little clean-up was necessary. About my only complaint was that the staff was badly bent in the package but that's pretty typical. The mini is fun to paint and looks spectacular on the table - plus the "devil's horns" pose rocks. ;o) Lem, in person so to speak, looks as good as the picture suggests. The sculpt is incredibly detailed. The mini is well-cast with little flashing or lines, and was a lot of fun to paint. I use this particular mini as my own PC (a halfling sorcerer in a 4E game) and it's really eye-catching on the table. Awesome looking mini with minimal flashing or mould lines. It was a joy to paint and looks great on the table. One of the best of the player's guides
Michael Harnish
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You can read my complete review here: http://rpg.brouhaha.us/?p=2788 An excellent, if somewhat predictable, setting
Michael Harnish
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Pathfinder Adventure Path: Rise of the Runelords Player's Guide (OGL)Paizo Inc.Print Edition Unavailable Add PDF FREE A good intro for players of the AP
Michael Harnish
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I've written a review on RPG Geek. I've posted a detailed review on RPG Geek. Slim but packed with value
Michael Harnish
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You can read my full length review on RPG Geek. I've written a complete review over on RPG Geek. I've written a full review on [url=http://rpg.geekdo.com/thread/523742/if-you-like-undead-this-is-the-4e-supplement-for-y]RPG Geek.[/u] I've written a full review over on RPG Geek. |
