Kenzer's Villain Design Handbook -- how setting specific is it?

[Hakkenshi]

I'm looking for the book as we speak (OK, not really, but you get my drift). Of course we tend to receive things a bit later up here in Canada (or the Land of Ungodly-Cold Winters but Ungodly-Hot Summers, as I like to call it), so it may be a while before I can even read it, let alone write a review of it. But if it's as funky as it seems to be, I just may be tempted to do so

 

[Orclicker]

SurfMonkey01
I live in Canada also, and my local retailer said that it will arrive here (Sault Ste. Marie, ON) on Friday. Apparently most game stores already have theirs.

Andy

 

[ForceUser]

KoK is a great setting, other than the fact that half the place names are hard to pronounce and look like they came from a random name generator

I love the KoK campaign book though, and this villain book sounds like just the ticket I need to flesh out my bad guys. Woot! Can't wait to pick this up!

 

[Mark Plemmons]

KoK is a great setting, other than the fact that half the place names are hard to pronounce and look like they came from a random name generator

Strangely, it's probably the only world whose names DON'T come randomly. Each word or name is specifically chosen based on the racial languages we created for every race.

Mark Plemmons
Kenzer and Company
www.kenzerco.com