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<blockquote data-quote="ragboy" data-source="post: 3428180" data-attributes="member: 4151">Totally agree. The adventures have not supported the &quot;as advertised&quot; look and feel of the setting (high action pulp). The first three, I thought, were abyssmal, actually. Secrets and Explorers at least gives you tools to build your own on the fly. Faiths has not been useful to my game, however, I haven't had it that long. I didn't think Magic would be either, but I started digging deeper and got some goodness out of it. I was looking for some specific information in Faiths and it looks like the designers/writers took a different course. Any &quot;quality&quot; assessment above shouldn't be read to reflect the writers. I've found all the writing to be of high quality. I think everyone working on it seems to like the setting, at least (with the exception of the adventures). Dragonmarked and Faiths just seem to be put together weird. Like I said, I just got them, so I haven't had time to dig deeper.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ragboy, post: 3428180, member: 4151"] Totally agree. The adventures have not supported the "as advertised" look and feel of the setting (high action pulp). The first three, I thought, were abyssmal, actually. Secrets and Explorers at least gives you tools to build your own on the fly. Faiths has not been useful to my game, however, I haven't had it that long. I didn't think Magic would be either, but I started digging deeper and got some goodness out of it. I was looking for some specific information in Faiths and it looks like the designers/writers took a different course. Any "quality" assessment above shouldn't be read to reflect the writers. I've found all the writing to be of high quality. I think everyone working on it seems to like the setting, at least (with the exception of the adventures). Dragonmarked and Faiths just seem to be put together weird. Like I said, I just got them, so I haven't had time to dig deeper. [/QUOTE]

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