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Death: Guardian of the Gate is a sourcebook which deals with the Death domain. It does this by using an example goddess called "The Lady Pale" (that's the gal on the front cover, I presume). The book has lots of mechanics stuff - classes, spells, items etc., plus lots of background material...

That's not very fair - you're measuring its success at doing something it's not trying to do. That's a bit like saying "D&D is a 5/5 if you want a fantasy game, but a 3/5 if you want a futuristic game". Well, duh! Except that, in this case, you give D&D a 3/5 overall. You've given it two...

Oh my goodness! I have bought a few of the new superhero games from RPGNow - Deeds Not Words, Comic Book Superheroes and Vigilance, and I also have a copy of The Foundation (which was TRULY awful!). I was sent a not-quite-complete preview copy of Four-Color to Fantasy (because I nagged Morrus...

By the way, why does the picture show a different title?

One thing - the reputation rules don't seem to work too well. I think some of the numbers are off (like the table is shfted down a column or something). Just thought I'd point that out before you release the final version! I spotted a few typos, but I guess you'll be clearing them up before...

"A shame the authors didn't feel like converting Wildstrike, Wildwind and Vortex for instance." One would assume that they didn't "feel like" getting sued... If you look through the book, you'll see that there is nothing directly converted from WotC's property. There could be a reason for...

Also the comparision between Mongoose's book and this is a bit pointless. They have nothing to do with each other and deal with entirely different subject matter. The only thing they have in common is that both have the word 'Wild' in the title.

I don't buy many PDF book - I pick up Monte Cook's stuff and I have a couple of others. I mainly bought this one because it was published by ENWorld, and I felt like supporting the site. I don't really have a use for wild magic 2E style, but that's not what this book's about. it doesn't...

Yeah, there's a shaded box in there which says exactly that. Although there are optional rules which allow the d% roll to be modified.