There is so much great stuff packed in here! Purists will really appreciate a lot of connected dots in the lore from Gaska. Campaign play just got a bit more practical for the colonies.

PRO: There are 2 more colonist careers: Wildcatter and Entertainer. Much needed vitality breathed into colonist life. They’ve also added 2 more Talent options to all of the original career tracks. There is an expanded xenobestiary and a vast universe trotting 7 session campaign that parlays well into or from the Draconis Trilogy (Chariot of the Gods, Destroyer of Worlds, Heart of Darkness).

CON: Owners of the Draconis Trilogy will notice some redundancy in the bestiary, equipment, and vehicles. But you could argue that it’s nice to have that information all in one place as opposed to the 3 campaign books.

The best incarnation of Mork Borg yet and perhaps the best pirate RPG out there. Everything from the great naval battle mechanics to all the colorful characters just screams fun. It is just too easy to make an incredible swashbuckling campaign or one-shot with this toolkit.

A very thorough RPG adventure guide that gives you so many colorful characters and fun material to work from that you're likely not to get to it all even in several sessions. But your players won't regret pacing them through this awesome storyline. It's hard to expect this high level of thoughtful production value but Limithron does it time and time again.

Playing in a colorful and scurvy ridden pirate dystopia has never been easier. Such a creative skin for Mork Borg. This is how to improve upon Mork Borg.

A great introduction one-shot to Coriolis. I can't wait to run this at a convention. I sometimes feel like RPG publishers don't have a good sense of just how many one-shots we gamers actually play. I would kill for more contained modules like this.

Holy moly! Truly took away a lot of the heavy lifting for the GM and transported The Society and players to Japan in a beautiful way. I can't wait to apply this vivid world to my next Vaesen game.

Unnecessary detail that offers little to the game. Creative narrative solutions happen intuitively by the GM and players and not by additional rules you'll find here.

Fantastic. I love this thing. This should be standard for all Savage Worlds gameplay.