Tharkold is an amazing combination of the dark future from the Terminator series and the demon-infested Earth in the Doom series. It was awesome to learn more about this brutal sci-fi fantasy cosm, it just would've been nice to have a bit more substance to it. The majority of this book gets into the statistics and game mechanics of the Tharkold cyberware and weaponry, leaving a less than satifactory amount of lore available to the player. This wouldn't be much of an issue if the book was cheaper (maybe in the 5-7 dollar range), but for a price of nearly 10 dollars, it does feel like a bit of a disappointment. Granted, this has been the case with a lot of the Ulisses Spiele reprints of the original game's lore, attaching prices that are bit beyond what the material is worth. My suggestion is to wait for a sale on the book, and maybe pick-up the L.A. Sourcebook for more background info on the Tharkold cosm.

Final Thoughts: Pretty good material with a smaller than usual amount of lore.

An amazing alternate take on an amazing RPG! I've always loved 'what-if' stories of the bad guys emerging victorious, letting us see the villains actually carrying out their evil plans. The Paraverse is just that, showing the various High Lords of TORG learning from their previous mistakes and conquering much more of the world than their TORG or Torg Eternity counterparts (and creating a new realm along the way). Not only that, a new High Lord also emerges from the pages of High Lord of Earth, creating an entirely original realm and genre for players to explore.

Essentially, this alternate scenario of TORG represents a much more desperate conflict for Storm Knights, with organized resistance weakened and Core Earth feeling the pressure of the High Lords' conquests. This uphill struggle can make for a much more epic campaign where it's made very clear that the odds are truly stacked against the Storm Knights. This is a must-have for TORG fans looking for a more challenging version of the Reality Wars.

Final Thoughts: Great content, great concept, and very well priced for the amount of content you recieve.

A great add-on to an Orrorsh campaign that captures the setting excellently. Perfect for a fan of vignette style adventures or someone looking for some side-quests between a major storyline. Only downside is the somewhat pricey cost for supplemental content, Other than that, a great introduction to Orrorsh that likewise gives the DM and players a lot of freedom to add their own flavor to the adventures.

Final Thoughts: A great product, just a little expensive for the short-ish length.

Is a DIRECT copy-paste of Dragons Over England with several original stories cut, and near non-existant changes made to fit the Torg Eternity setting (which stinks because Dragons Over England already leaves much to be desired). Just wish it was made clearer on the product description that this is simply a reprinting of something I already own.

Final Thoughts: Pass on this, just a crumby reprint of a book you can get for a few dollars cheaper on this site.

Another great entry in the D20 to Yuma universe, this time expanding upon a specific part of the game world (Mission Wells), offering a sandbox area with loads of content GMs can run with. Artwork is still amazing and the underlying conflicts in town give plenty of potential campaign plots for players to follow. A helpful accessory to the main D20 to Yuma sourcebook!

A quintessential sourcebook for any edgerunners looking to set their campaigns outside of the usual Night City setting. The year-by-year timeline of America's fall likewise offers opportunities to set adventures at different periods of the collapse, such as in the Central American Wars or during the Gang of Four's martial law over the United States. Seriously, this is one of the best Cyberpunk 2020 sourcebooks out there, offering meticulous and interesting details about the game's wider lore, much like the phenomenal Protect and Serve sourcebook. Home of the Brave is a MUST HAVE for the cyberpunk in us all.

A very fun read and well worth the price! I loved the fantasy western setting it described, along with the fantastic artwork that's both cute and action-packed. There's a very homey feel to the game's structure, with a setting and ruleset that's very friendly to homebrews and roleplaying. Can't wait to read the next one!