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<blockquote data-quote="JimT" data-source="post: 215327" data-attributes="member: 3326">More info as promised:Table of Contents-Book of Chronicles- Diary of Harry Lebowitz, an interesting look at the world after the apocalypse. Great feel for the world.Book of Revelation- Walks through the Seven Seals and provides the story of the end of the world-- sets the stage for the campaign.Book of Kings- Details the Colonies of the world. Tons of material here. 14 colonies and four organizations. Very Nice.Book of Genesis- This is the d20 material. The base class, the Meek plus a slew of Reborn classes. I like the &quot;Sin&quot; concept.Book of Acts- Skills and Feats. Lots of new combat, medical, and day-to day feats. This is the first system that I have seen that focuses on feats built on skills for everyday features- like Quick Work, Harvest Power, Make Light Source.Book of Lamentations- All I can say is &quot;Ennui&quot; very cool, monsters aren't bad either. The Magic systems are a basic but very different.Book of Numbers- Firearms system (yum), vehicles ok.Book of Judges- more flavor for the campaignBook of Apocrypha- sample characters in the world of The End. Tommy Thrillkill is disturbing.Overall, looks good, minor quibbles about some layout issues, but I really like the book.&nbsp; I did not see extensive equipment lists, but this is probably because you can scavenge most of it and the economy is barter based.&nbsp; This will be a fun campaign to run.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JimT, post: 215327, member: 3326"] More info as promised: Table of Contents- Book of Chronicles- Diary of Harry Lebowitz, an interesting look at the world after the apocalypse. Great feel for the world. Book of Revelation- Walks through the Seven Seals and provides the story of the end of the world-- sets the stage for the campaign. Book of Kings- Details the Colonies of the world. Tons of material here. 14 colonies and four organizations. Very Nice. Book of Genesis- This is the d20 material. The base class, the Meek plus a slew of Reborn classes. I like the "Sin" concept. Book of Acts- Skills and Feats. Lots of new combat, medical, and day-to day feats. This is the first system that I have seen that focuses on feats built on skills for everyday features- like Quick Work, Harvest Power, Make Light Source. Book of Lamentations- All I can say is "Ennui" very cool, monsters aren't bad either. The Magic systems are a basic but very different. Book of Numbers- Firearms system (yum), vehicles ok. Book of Judges- more flavor for the campaign Book of Apocrypha- sample characters in the world of The End. Tommy Thrillkill is disturbing. Overall, looks good, minor quibbles about some layout issues, but I really like the book. I did not see extensive equipment lists, but this is probably because you can scavenge most of it and the economy is barter based. This will be a fun campaign to run. [/QUOTE]

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