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Message: <blockquote data-quote="JVisgaitis" data-source="post: 2613450" data-attributes="member: 4177">OK, so I broke down and got both of the Dark Legacies books. The were shipped wicked fast and I just received them today. I haven't had more then a half hour with them, but wow are these books are really well done. We're these every submitted to the ENnies, because they are certainly worthy of at least an honorable mention. Quick things that I liked:• The classes are very cool and the whole work has a very dark feel to it. It reminds of Violet Dawn in a lot of ways, but both of our worlds can easily co-exist. Since ours is dark fantasy on an alien world and this is more dark future.• Artwork is really well done. My one gripe was all the gray in the Player's Guide and my thoughts on improving that were right before my eyes when I opened the Campaign Guide. Its amazing how much better it looks then the Player's Guide. I hope Privateer Press sees this and adjust accordingly.• My favorite part so far is the Priest. For someone (me) who despises clerics so much that he took them out of Violet Dawn, this is a class I would certainly play. The Voice is very cool and reminds me of Dune which is awesome. The different powers and abilities you can learn are great. Very very cool.• The only thing I don't care for too much is the logo. Its just too non-descript and it doesn't beg for attention. Chalk that up to personal preference. Its practically a non-issue since that doesn't reduce my love of these books. I should have gotten these a long time ago.I'll post more when I read through it. I'm really dying to dive into the magic system, but I have a ton of freelance heaped on me right now. If your on the fence about these products, don't be. They are very well done.</blockquote>

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