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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LexStarwalker" data-source="post: 6937250" data-attributes="member: 6733461">I've noticed that a lot of reviewers online really phone in their reviews, often giving you little more than a lengthy description of the table of contents.I spent a lot of time on <a href="http://www.starwalkerstudios.com/blog/skt" target="_blank">this review of Storm King's Thunder</a>. Within the blog post you can also find links to a couple podcast episodes I did on the subject, and a link to a YouTube video of my group and I playing through the first adventure of the campaign.The point of this review is to let you know what this product is or isn't, share my opinions on it, and hopefully empower you to make your own informed decision. I don't just gush about the book, and I don't just say I liked or didn't like it. I hope you enjoy the review and find it helpful.UPDATE: Michael Schmidt wrote <a href="http://octobergeek.com/?p=92" target="_blank">this blog post</a> in which he supplies some more hooks for the adventure. These hooks are far superior to the ones give in the book, and you definitely want to check them out if you're going to run this campaign.</blockquote>