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<blockquote data-quote="BadMojo" data-source="post: 193480" data-attributes="member: 569">I have to say that I wasn't impressed with Shadowchasers.&nbsp; I wanted to be, but it just seemed unbelievably bland.Also, I don't think Shadowchasers effectively (or really at all) dealt with the &quot;nobody wants to be Xander&quot; syndrome.In order to be faithful to the Buffy universe, you need to have&nbsp; a way to balance (mostly) the high powered characters (Buffy, Spike, Willow in later seasons) and low powered characters (Xander, Tara, etc.)Unisystem is a solid choice, and CJ Carella seems like a heck of a designer.&nbsp; I'm curious to see what the &quot;cinematic&quot; tweaks are for the Buffy Unisystem.Even if the system doesn't appeal to you at all, this books is gonna be gorgeous.&nbsp; Apparently Fox requires its licensed products to meet *extremely* high standards.&nbsp; AFAIK, it's gonna be full color with plenty of nice photos from the show.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BadMojo, post: 193480, member: 569"] I have to say that I wasn't impressed with Shadowchasers. I wanted to be, but it just seemed unbelievably bland. Also, I don't think Shadowchasers effectively (or really at all) dealt with the "nobody wants to be Xander" syndrome. In order to be faithful to the Buffy universe, you need to have a way to balance (mostly) the high powered characters (Buffy, Spike, Willow in later seasons) and low powered characters (Xander, Tara, etc.) Unisystem is a solid choice, and CJ Carella seems like a heck of a designer. I'm curious to see what the "cinematic" tweaks are for the Buffy Unisystem. Even if the system doesn't appeal to you at all, this books is gonna be gorgeous. Apparently Fox requires its licensed products to meet *extremely* high standards. AFAIK, it's gonna be full color with plenty of nice photos from the show. [/QUOTE]

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