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What a fantastic start to the GameMastery Module line! My son and his cousin (visiting from Washington State) each picked up this module at Game Alot in Santa Cruz today (where other games were purchased at the same time), and they were both very happy! After reading through my son's copy (mine is on the way from Paizo), I am very impressed with the high quality and engaging narrative. I am SO happy that I am subscribing to the GameMastery Module line and to Pathfinder! What a wonderful start!

Although this will not replace my regular battle mat, the tavern displayed and the smaller size will have immediate and regular use in my D&D gameplay.

If you need a quick and simple method of portraying tavern encounters but want to have some great visual aid in the presentation, this is for you!

It folds up easily and stores in my D&D Accessories binder right near the Combat Pad!

These are great tiles. They are on medium cardstock, and the artwork is creative and easy to understand. The Ropebridge makes this set worth it alone!

This is a great product to help players and DMs avoid having to re-set the board everytime combat rolls are made. I can always see the roll now!

I have enjoyed DMing The Bullywug Gambit. It has had several twists and turns, savage pirates, and one of the most dreaded monsters to armor-dependant adventurers -- not to mention Ripclaw!

There Is No Honor is a fantastic start to The Savage Tide Adventure Path. With a great mix of encounters located in a big city, this adventure is a real challenge. (I gave my group a headstart using Siege of the Spider Eaters from Dungeon #137 -- and glad I did!)

This adventure is a challenge for experienced players!

Siege of the Spider Eaters is a great 1st level mystery adventure and a perfect lead into The Savage Tide Adventure Path. Although not officially connected to STAP, it fits the bill to give your players a little edge before There Is No Honor in Dragon #139. The village of Haven-Fara is a fresh spot to start PCs, especially lost ones who are on their way to Sasserine. Pirates and Spiders -- a great combo!

This is an awesome product! The critical hit deck has high production value and is great fun!

The Halfing Rogue in our game a few days ago stopped a Bullywug and caused much excitement with 1 arrow and 2 draws (because of x3 damage) with a single card from this deck!

Every DM needs one of these!

This book is excellent for those of us who have been playing for years! The opportunity to re-visit old ideas in the context of the new 3.5 rules is priceless.

Here's hoping there's a Dragon Compendium Volume 2!

The miniatures are worth the purchase alone, although the adventure is interesting. Orienting the tiles requires a little thinking, but thinking is part of this game!

The Shackled City hardcover is excellent in production and creative content.

I can only hope that Age of Worms and especially Savage Tide are given this kind of treatment!

The Combat Pad is easily in my top 5 most-useful and fun D&D products. I had so much fun with mine that my son was forced to use his own bucks on one for his D&D games at high school!

This product is very useful for Players and the DM to enjoy the Savage Tide Adventure Path.

I hope the Pathfinder additions give us at least this kind of quality product and printing.