Combines a fantastic default setting (makes me think of Pictish dark age legends, for example the film Valhalla Rising or the video game Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice) with some of the best rules design I've ever encountered. Ironsworn actually evolves the root PbtA mechanics in ways that are exciting and engaging, rather than simply re-skinning Apocalypse World with different playbooks.

I've played both the solo and GM-less group options and had some of the most fun I've ever had playing RPGs. I've shamelessly stolen pieces from the structure of this game for use in other campaign's I've run using other systems (Star Wars F&D, Legacy, Numenara, Fellowship), which IMO is one of the best tributes I can give to this system.

I like this system so much I'm going to order a physical copy - which I almost NEVER do.

Highly recommended.

Fantastic supplement. Tons of content, high quality, cool stuff. One of my only complaints with the original Uncharted Worlds was 'ok sure it can do Firefly, but can it do Star Wars?' Well...now I can do Jedi Knights, I can do bizarre technomancers ripping holes in the dimensional fabric to release elder terrors, you name it. There's stuff in here for 'elite' enemies (for the 'I need to challenge them' moments), 'holy crap' enemies (for the 'I need something to put the fear of god in them' moments), injecting space horror into your space opera, as well as all kinds of other awesomeness that I won't bother trying to list here. To summarize - Far Beyond Humanity is great.