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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Tuerny" data-source="post: 396879" data-attributes="member: 674">Actually its subject matter is only vaguely related to Gar U'dok's.Death: Guardian of the Gate is an in-depth discussion of  the faith of the goodess known as the Pale Lady. It has lots of material on rituals, the clergy's view, myths, and similar things. Basically it takes one deity and goes into great depth of detail about who and what her and her clergy are about.Gar U'dok's is more about covering a broad amount of necromantic lore with the more flavorful bits serving to tie them together.Death's flavor bits are good. I see lots of stuff that is worth stealing for other non-evil death faiths. Unfortunately its rule implementation is somewhat lacking and needs to be fixed if you want to use it in a more balanced campaign.Gar U'dok's is a superior product though by virtue of its mechanical execution. If it weren't for that it would be hard to say. They could very easily compliment each other with Gar U'dok's covering the more evil end of the spectrum of death, and Guradian of the Gate covering the good end of the spectrum.</blockquote>