This book keeps up the quality of the previous two, however, I have a few more gripes with it than the others, particularly in its treatment of the historical weapons presented. I feel that the categories are perhaps too broad, and the differences between weapons that could be classified as “two-handed swords” not particularly well presented. This may be because I have a hobby interest in historical armaments, and know nothing about guns, but I just thought I’d throw it out there. Other than that, it’s a well-made book that presents a lot of interesting rules and equipment choices. I’m practically fond of the 2x4.

This is an excellent resource that will no doubt provide plenty of enjoyment for me and my RP group. It provides concise, informative information and is presented in a very pleasing and clear manner, which I hope will be carried through to the second and third volumes. If you are looking to add some realism and interest to the armaments in your WoD chronicles this is a modern and beautiful way to access that information.