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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DM_Jeff" data-source="post: 3199762" data-attributes="member: 3687">What a coincedence, I just opened this from the mail a few minutes ago. First impressions? Big and sweeping. 180 pages? Thank goodness they weren't tempted to make it a hardcover. Instead, $23 bucks for a full 1-13th level campaign isn't bad at all!Lots of different quest styles to go on. The adventure ends around page 130, and then it includes a load of stuff in the appendixes, NPC stat blocks, new moster pages, 3.5 revisions of "Tome of Horrors I" monsters, new deities & domains, new magic items & spells, a new prestige class, and a half-dozen detailed handouts for the players.Initial impression is that it's classic classy Necromancer style. Ed Bourelle on maps is always a treat, and the d20 stats were gone over by one of their regulars I've come to trust. The 10 pages or so used to update ToH monsters is fine; sure they could have just done the stats needing updating and saved a few pages, but this means owning that other book isn't necessary, so that was a sound design decision.I feel this was money very well spent. I can run nearly a year of gaming off this in the future. -DM Jeff</blockquote>