I've not yet had the chance to look over the book extensively yet myself, so I cannot comment at any length just yet (a formal review will be forthcoming, once I get out from under the backlog of others I still need to post). However, I can honestly say that, if you liked Terminal Space and its approach and presentation, you'll almost certainly enjoy Towers of Krshal too. City adventuring is, I think, an overlooked aspect of fantasy roleplaying, so it's good to see more tools being produced to support it.
Vivat Omlet ;)!
ReplyDeletePeace,
Scribe :).
Omlet does great stuff. Looking to pick up Krshal this weekend.
ReplyDeleteIm really intrigued about this Terminal Space! Anyone have it? What's it like?
ReplyDeleteI bought this and loved it. If anyhting, I wish it had been denser and had more, more, more. As it is, it's a lot of fun.
ReplyDeleteMy copy arrived in the post this morning. It's splendid, flavourful stuff.
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff. It's very good to see this get a boost here. On the whole I think we need less posts along the lines of 'I bought it and loved it' than those that say 'I know about this and it might be right up your alley'. The community and its interests are so broad and deep that there's a lower likelihood otherwise in materials being matched with players, to the loss of both parties at least, and masterpieces or the seeds of future masterpieces might be falling through the cracks. We all win where we encourage and support each other's best efforts.
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