this Guide adds what is needed for the Narrator to run the game plus so much more. I love the section on designing stories it really builds on the theme of "Hope", you are not saving the world you are surviving by scrapping by doing the little things to make life better. The creature/human/zombie list of threats feels complete for the setting and enough to setup a pretty detialed world. I loved the Katana Guy/Gal/Pal entry :)

The overview of Seatle is pretty awesome, locations and history all wrpped into one overview. It really gives you a blueprint for creating your own setting. lol the Golem Collective is perfect to lighten up the story for a bit. Overall this was well worth the money. The adventure include feels like the first step in larger arc so it is a good starting point.

I do have a few questions though...vehicles are mentioned a few times in the book? But are not really addressed, I guess you could use the vehicles presented in the the PAthfinder GMG with a little make over. Maybe a modified Speadster for a motorcycle? Hoping for a guide to weapons, equipment and vehicles in the future maybe :)

This is a great hack of the Pathfinder 2 system, the simplified classless character creation makes it simple and easy to make a survivor. The game really leans into the post apocolyptic theme, things like equipment breakage via "dings", a barter system, and the use of flashbacks help to enforce the theme. I really like the use of Flashbacks that allow the character to progress mechnaically via backstory roleplay. This is genius and ties to the genre perfectly in my opinion. Looking forward to the Narrators guide :)

Overview All in All a good setup with intersting NPCs and village. Seems simply enough to drop this anywhere with a campaign.

Plus Maps are good edition Main NPC is detailed The reactions to the wolves detialed out Lots of plot hooks and ideas layed out

Cons A few typos (Stymon vs Szymon) Mysterious map icon 8 (still looking for that one :)) Would liked more villager and wolf names and short one senctince decriptions

I very good set of articles, new equipment, shotguns, NPCs, careers and a whole table of british arms. All in all great first issue, it is well written and easy enough to digest. If I have one nit picky little complaint, it was the content delineation and seperation. This is just my preference but if it is a digital only product(page count does not matter I assume) maybe start a new pape as you transition to a new topic make it easy.

Great job looking forward more content!!

Another great game by good folks of MCG. Simple, easy and amazing! To those of you familiar with Numenera you will feel right at home within this gritty world that is built on the same chassis, the Cypher System. This paired with the adventure "The Dark Spiral" makes for a very happy group!!!

A great Numenera adventure that can be plugged into a campaign or used as an intro to the game. One of the things I love about Numenera products, Monte Cook Games i guess, is that they create wildly imaginative stories and still leave enough space for a GM to fill in pieces and parts to make the adventure their own. Another solid entry in my every growing Numenera Library.