Overall now that the four adventures for litanies have been released I feel like it's a good time to give it a review.

The adventures are all solid stopping off points and introduce new bits and pieces into any Wrath & Glory game.

Below are some other reviews of just what is included in the various adventures (spoilers are included so be warned):

Duty Beyond Death: A horror adventure where you must discern the mysterious circumstances of a manufactorum shutting down and outrun the various threats therein.

https://old.reddit.com/r/40krpg/comments/kg67y3/duty_beyond_death_what_do_you_get/

Dark Bidding: A stasis coffin has gone missing on a forge world and the mysterious contents are paramount to be returned.

https://old.reddit.com/r/40krpg/comments/ldn5ry/wg_dark_bidding_what_do_you_get/

Vow of Silence: A lone cathedral to the creed has stopped contact (not that there was much when all the monks have a vow of silence) however when a holy relic needs to be retrieved from the place you are sent to find out what's going on.

https://old.reddit.com/r/40krpg/comments/lynlb3/vow_of_silence_what_do_you_get/

Grim Harvest: An agri-world is having strange disappearances and as tensions rise in the settlements between the various adeptus of the valley the pcs are tasked with sorting events out.

https://old.reddit.com/r/40krpg/comments/m3vask/grim_harvest_what_do_you_get_spoilers/

Personally, the bestiary entires alone make the adventure collection worth it, but all of the adventures are for low tiers, which makes this a 4 star for me.

This was a Free RPG day product for 2020, and specifically for this purpose 'Rain of Mercy' is a fast introduction to the basics of Wrath & Glory whole.

It gives you a quick taste of the baseline mechanics and characters (written much simpler than how they are in the full rules) while giving a basic adventure that has the hallmarks of a simple "grim" story with "dark" elements.

Obviously intended to be a Oneshot run in a day, I would find it hard to have the adventure last longer, which is the point as well. Allowing it to be a jumping point rather than something there to last.

The Graveyard Shift is a fast introduction into the very basics of Wrath & Glory.

While not covering the particulars of the revisions Cubicle 7 has completed to the original work released by Ulissses Spiele the adventure itself gives a good introduction into one of the less seen areas of the Imperium, a Cemetary World

It should take one or two sessions, depending on how thorough your players can be, and if a Game-Master wants to add in a few bits they could likely span it out over 3 sessions.

In it is useful bits to grab for your own toolbox as well in relation to bestiary entries and a chart for encounters in ruins.

All in all, a solid short adventure to grab for more than one reason.

The GM Screen contains useful quick reference tables that, as most games do, have tables that are more scattered than one would like for quick reference. Most importantly (to me) it doesn't commit the cardinal sin of having a weapons/armor table on the GM screen.

The GM Screen includes:

• Social Standing
• Bonus Melee Damage & Unarmed
• Weapon Effects
• Effect Table
• Actions
• Fast Draw
• Extra Attacks & Defense
• Diffuclty Checks
• Example Modifiers
• Light Level modifiers
• Ranges & Target DC
• Human Damage Location
• Common Cover Table
• Falling
• Critical Wounds Table
• Death Saves
• Stabilization
• Stabilizing Criticals
• Healing Over Time
• Healing Critical Wounds
• Healing Hands or Healing Spells
• Viggor
• Magic Fumble Table
• Elemental Fumble Effects
• Learning Magic
• Fixing Broken Weapons & Armor
• Encounters
• Number of Monsters = Players + 2
• Curses: Penance & Suffering
• I.P. Rewards
• Currency
• Selling Goods
• Lodging
• Food & Drink
• Services

The Booklet itself contains:

• People of the Contenint (Quick Reference NPCs)
• • Artisan
• • Criminal
• • Entertainer
• • Laborer
• • Merchant
• • Scholar
• Hafling Race (Playable)
• Noble Profession (Playable)
• • Noble Skill Tree
• • Estate Rules
• Rodwolf's Wagon (New Tiems)
• • Item Descriptions

Some people are complaining about the price, honestly with myself I bought the physical good and got a coupon at a convention making it $5. It's a four star reveiw because I think if I buy a physical good I should just get the PDF.

Honestly one of the few systems I feel exemplifies what Noir does well, save 'A Dirty World', all proceeds go to making the print run come to fruition.

It's been through a lot, and a lot of the backers would love to see it come to the world physically.