Adding another realm to the world of TGD seemed to always make sense, as Faerie and Somnus only answered some of the world's greater mysterious. The lore is great, but I also love the Laments of Death, which somehow never fail to be unique and powerful even when compared to the Tales of the gloamspun.
The additional lore for the setting is wonderful, not only the beginning of the world but also how the dead fit in! I also think out of all the supplements, this one is best capable of standing by itself because if you theoretically wanted to play a game without fae in the setting, now you can with Murkborn protagonists!
All the supplements are great, but this one sticks out to me quite a lot. Having a human option in a supernatural game, while feeling like they aren't underpowered or overpowered is a rarity, but beyond that, the lore in this supplement makes it a must-have in my opinion. It expands the world, yet brings it all into a cohesive whole, and shows how each part interacts with another. It's wonderful, and you can take it as it is, or use it to build on your own lore for your own setting as a jumping off point.
Yes, this one is my favorite, how could you tell? :D
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Adding another realm to the world of TGD seemed to always make sense, as Faerie and Somnus only answered some of the world's greater mysterious. The lore is great, but I also love the Laments of Death, which somehow never fail to be unique and powerful even when compared to the Tales of the gloamspun.
really cool lore on the dead that makes for a good way to fill out a campaign.
The additional lore for the setting is wonderful, not only the beginning of the world but also how the dead fit in! I also think out of all the supplements, this one is best capable of standing by itself because if you theoretically wanted to play a game without fae in the setting, now you can with Murkborn protagonists!
Pretty good, needs more dogs.
Lore-heavy. Like *heavy* heavy. We're talking "beginning of the world and how it's structured" heavy. As a lore enthusiast, I'm a fan.
All the supplements are great, but this one sticks out to me quite a lot. Having a human option in a supernatural game, while feeling like they aren't underpowered or overpowered is a rarity, but beyond that, the lore in this supplement makes it a must-have in my opinion. It expands the world, yet brings it all into a cohesive whole, and shows how each part interacts with another. It's wonderful, and you can take it as it is, or use it to build on your own lore for your own setting as a jumping off point.
Yes, this one is my favorite, how could you tell? :D