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<blockquote data-quote="Replica" data-source="post: 190639" data-attributes="member: 2233">I'm gonna tack on my review of the same product.Before I begin, I'd like to thank Kenzer for the free product.&nbsp; This shows that you guys have confidence in your work.I have no background with Hackmaster, and after reading the Hacklopedia III, I'm not sure if I would be interested in the rest of the line.&nbsp; The quality of the book is high.&nbsp; The artwork is hit and miss, but there are some really cool pictures (my favorite is the high elf on page 12.)&nbsp; There are some very weird creatures such as the club-trunked elephant and the giant desert beaver.&nbsp; Needless to say, many are bizarre.&nbsp; The thing that I like the most about the entries is the fact that there is a little box which lets you know if any of the monster's parts are valuable for medicinal and/or magical purposes.&nbsp; This is a nice book, but I'm not sure if the flavor of Hackmaster is for me.&nbsp; From the introduction, it is apparent that the game is full of humor and has a 1E feel.&nbsp; So, if you miss that old school feel, and like humor (and the bizarre) in your games, I'd recommend Hackmaster.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Replica, post: 190639, member: 2233"] I'm gonna tack on my review of the same product. Before I begin, I'd like to thank Kenzer for the free product. This shows that you guys have confidence in your work. I have no background with Hackmaster, and after reading the Hacklopedia III, I'm not sure if I would be interested in the rest of the line. The quality of the book is high. The artwork is hit and miss, but there are some really cool pictures (my favorite is the high elf on page 12.) There are some very weird creatures such as the club-trunked elephant and the giant desert beaver. Needless to say, many are bizarre. The thing that I like the most about the entries is the fact that there is a little box which lets you know if any of the monster's parts are valuable for medicinal and/or magical purposes. This is a nice book, but I'm not sure if the flavor of Hackmaster is for me. From the introduction, it is apparent that the game is full of humor and has a 1E feel. So, if you miss that old school feel, and like humor (and the bizarre) in your games, I'd recommend Hackmaster. [/QUOTE]

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