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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Nlogue" data-source="post: 4918406" data-attributes="member: 41806">Great question!The most important aspect of Sinister is that the adventures are for adults.  It doesn't mean there is tentacle rape every scene or anything like that - but it means if they were movies they'd be more likely R-rated rather than the usual PG-13.  They are very dark in tone, more than a little horrific, and perhaps even more importantly - insidious.  These adventures aren't "you are done with that encounter now on to the next" - they involve the PCs in twisted and terrifying plots in which they can make all manner of interesting choices and explore/progress as they see fit.  The bad guys are also doing their own thing throughout the adventures and reacting to PCs' choices and exploits.  Hope that helps define the "Sinister" a bit!  Hit me back with more questions if you like!AND:  More Previews for <a href="http://www.sinisteradventures.com/index.php/dark-vistas" target="_blank">Razor Coast</a>are up on the blog today:  <a href="http://www.sinisteradventures.com/index.php/sneak-peeks" target="_blank">The Prodigal Son and The Broken Skull</a>The "Buy Now and Save $10 off the final price offer still stands" and you can choose which version of the book you want in print when the book is ready to ship - Pathfinder Compatible or OGL 3.5 (maybe True 20 as well).Nick</blockquote>