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<blockquote data-quote="S'mon" data-source="post: 408308" data-attributes="member: 463">The mass combat system is the OMCS from quintessential fighter.There's tons of full-page colour art - too much IMO, and I've criticised this to the author Ian Sturrock over on uk.games.roleplay - the book has lots of info on gritty Celtic roleplaying, and lots of beautiful art, but it's thin and it has no NPC stats at all - not even for typical opponents, certainly no comic-character stats, which are scheduled to appear in supplements.&nbsp; Likewise no stats for elementals, dev-elsm cythrons and other higher-powered opponents, though it does have war dragon stats - not too bright, but very nasty, a 'classic' dragon that could well be used in other lower-fantasy worlds.&nbsp; The thing I missed most was stats for Skull Swords, the soldiers of the evil Drune Lords.&nbsp; For this reason - it's expensive enough it ought to have had space for these things - I'd rate it a 4* product rather than 5*.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="S'mon, post: 408308, member: 463"] The mass combat system is the OMCS from quintessential fighter. There's tons of full-page colour art - too much IMO, and I've criticised this to the author Ian Sturrock over on uk.games.roleplay - the book has lots of info on gritty Celtic roleplaying, and lots of beautiful art, but it's thin and it has no NPC stats at all - not even for typical opponents, certainly no comic-character stats, which are scheduled to appear in supplements. Likewise no stats for elementals, dev-elsm cythrons and other higher-powered opponents, though it does have war dragon stats - not too bright, but very nasty, a 'classic' dragon that could well be used in other lower-fantasy worlds. The thing I missed most was stats for Skull Swords, the soldiers of the evil Drune Lords. For this reason - it's expensive enough it ought to have had space for these things - I'd rate it a 4* product rather than 5*. [/QUOTE]

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