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Message: <blockquote data-quote="cthuluftaghn" data-source="post: 2009689" data-attributes="member: 4799">Everyone Else (Librum Ceteri) is an NPC collection from Ambient d20 Games.  Don't roll your eyes and say "oh, another NPC book!".  This compendium rates high on the "usefulness" scale!  In fact, the same day I received my copy for review, I put it to use in my current campaign. The first thing I'd like to point out in this book is the quality of the artwork.  The genuine woodcuts, and simple monochrome sketches truly breathe medieval life into the characters detailed in this work.  Printer friendly, and tastefully understated, the art lends atmosphere to Everyone Else without overwhelming the content. The NPC's in this book represent a wide range of professions.  In general, these are not cunning foes for PC's to face off against in daring encounters.  Everyone Else assigns d20 statistics to the common folk that PC's come across on a daily basis: dockworkers and woodsmen, shopkeepers and innkeepers, bureaucrats and diplomats, and much more... all are detailed in a well organized (and bookmarked!) format. For each NPC, Ambient takes the basic DMG classes (Adept, Aristocrat, Commoner, Expert and Warrior), and customizes the skills, feats and abilities to match the specific profession.  A brief flavor-text background is given for every class which gives valuable information for role-playing more than 80 new classes.  Statistics for all professions are presented at 1st, 3rd, 5th and 7th level for maximum flexibility. At just $6.00, Everyone Else is more than worth the purchase price.  Similar products that cost at least as much may only offer 12 or 24 NPC's.  Everyone Else contains more than 80, at four different levels of experience.  The characters contained within are generic enough to add into just about any campaign, but detailed enough that all a DM really needs to do is give them a name.  I give this book two thumbs up!</blockquote>

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