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Enchanted Trinkets Complete--a hardcover book containing over 500 magic items for your D&D games!

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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Crothian" data-source="post: 2011775" data-attributes="member: 232">Blackhammer 1    This is a book that while I have not been waiting for it, I am happy to see it come out.  I know the author, M Jason Parent is a big cyber punk fan and this small book defiantly fits into a cyber punk game.  It is always nice to see a writer get to write something that they have been wanting to for a long time.  I however was never a big fan of the cyber punk or the not so distant future RPGs.      This book is a PDF by EN Publishing.  They are one of the leaders in the PDF market and the author M Jason Parent is a talented writer and has shown himself time and time again to have a good grasp on both the mechanics and the details of a game book.  The PDF is a small one only being five pages long.   Despite that they still have placed book marks in it.  The art and layout are good and each weapon is nicely drawn up.  There are some gray borders that wile looking great on the screen can eat up a bit of ink for people printing them off.      The book is about some guns.  Some nicely described and well detailed guns; but just guns.  There are five different ones presented here and they are versatile and seem really good.  The book has these set in Progress Level 6 as shown in the d20 Future supplement for d20 Modern.  The weapons fire using a chemical propellant system.  I am curious if such a weapon exists or how the science behind it is.  Either way the detail on how the weapons work is provided and seems to make sense as a near future weapon.      The background information is nice and with luck the company will be expanded and detailed in the future.  It would also be cool to see other weapons in and expanded catalogue or cheap knock off versions of these high quality weapons.      In the end though it is a little hard for me to get excited about some new guns.  As well as they are detailed and described the book lacks a little something extra.  I am not sure what but hopefully in future books we will see a little more.</blockquote>

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