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<blockquote data-quote="scourger" data-source="post: 3694534" data-attributes="member: 12328">Wow.&nbsp; What a great book.&nbsp; I bought it yesterday and finished it today.&nbsp; It is probably the best gaming book I have purchased this year.&nbsp; I enjoyed every bit of it.&nbsp; The graphic novel portrays the heroes in pretty much they way we used to play RIFTS.&nbsp; Luckily, I gave my RIFTS book to a friend who is used to me taking books back; so I might be able to run it for my group.&nbsp; The sourcebook material is good (although it reminds me of the crazy RIFTS rules system...).&nbsp; I think the interplay between the graphic novel and the sourcebook material really adds to the enjoyment of reading it.&nbsp; Now that I've finished it all, I want to re-read the comic portion.&nbsp; It makes me wonder what I've been missing from Palladium.&nbsp; The only other books I've owned from them are Heroes Unlimited and Madhaven.&nbsp; I liked the former but not the latter.&nbsp; Anyway, these 4 books represent 19 years my buying Palladium material.&nbsp; So, I wonder if Machinations of Doom is a flash in the pan.&nbsp; I enjoyed it any case.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="scourger, post: 3694534, member: 12328"] Wow. What a great book. I bought it yesterday and finished it today. It is probably the best gaming book I have purchased this year. I enjoyed every bit of it. The graphic novel portrays the heroes in pretty much they way we used to play RIFTS. Luckily, I gave my RIFTS book to a friend who is used to me taking books back; so I might be able to run it for my group. The sourcebook material is good (although it reminds me of the crazy RIFTS rules system...). I think the interplay between the graphic novel and the sourcebook material really adds to the enjoyment of reading it. Now that I've finished it all, I want to re-read the comic portion. It makes me wonder what I've been missing from Palladium. The only other books I've owned from them are Heroes Unlimited and Madhaven. I liked the former but not the latter. Anyway, these 4 books represent 19 years my buying Palladium material. So, I wonder if Machinations of Doom is a flash in the pan. I enjoyed it any case. [/QUOTE]

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