I love to see the old Pavis Campaign again, It's one of my group favourites! And fully Runequest! I would like to ask about a thing that have confused me. In page 124, in the cult of Yelmalio, it speaks of the spells Brighten Morale, Spear of Accuracy, Shield of Brilliance, & Smite Darkness to be added, but I haven't found them anywhere. It's a errata?

This is Onyx path and White Wolf at his best. Giving you a lot of possibilities and answers to a lot of things, even those you haven't asked. It's the perfect book to any edition of vampire, as it covers a lot of ground, and consequences to a HUGE load of old material like Transilvanian and Giovanni Chronicles, several by night, and other books. If you want to play with the old rules in the new setting of V5, want to know exactly how the world of V5 come to being from V20, or just a piece of fiction in line with the book of nod, this book is simply incredible.

Angel: The Revelation has little background even with it's size, but what's there is so great and inspiring for your games that it's well worth what the creator is asking. The theme of the Angels fits perfectly in Demon the Fallen or even any other World of Darkness to give a surprise twist to your expert players (I loved the faces of my players when they discovered one of the biblical artifacts in the game). The powers are well fleshed out, although I can't find how to design the angelic form (I suppose you use the general demon: the fallen rules). But taking all of that into account, The book is very well written and worth your money. Edit: The item that a Werewolf pack found was the Crown of Lucifer. Obviously, this pissed off the theurge a lot. Having a half angel sheperd groupie following her and calling her "saint of the New God" didn't improved her mood much.

Although at first I thought of giving it four stars, for me any RPG product that keeps me interested to read it completely in the same day deserves 5 stars. It gives you a few interesting ideas to play with if you have one of the best books ever produced for werewolf, Shatered Dreams, and expands the theme there that the War of Rage was fought making horrible mistakes by both sides. Mechanically I don't think they are well balanced, I think that they should not be more powerful than a Garou. I understand the reasoning behind the four point in stamina-crinos form, but the book of Changing Breeds make the Khan less phisically powerful than Garou, and Tigers are really big!. I also didn't liked their rage, combining the rage of both Gurhal and Garou makes them really powerful (maybe they should have only Ghural-rage until rank three were they "unlock" full auspices?). But the background for them was beautiful and well-made, and it gave me a few story-ideas for my loooong shattered dreams chronicles. I also think that you should add the knives of the council to the book, making them weapon-fetishes that you could inherit with the intrinsic responsabilities. Please forgive spelling mistakes in the review as english is not my native tongue. Keep up the good work!

Although the character is very interesting and has a lot of potential as a npc, I must rate it only 3 out of 5 stars because of the great amount of errata that his stats contains. I'm very tolerant with the kind of mistake that changes a skill point or hit point here or there, but the npc has powers added from his class that he losses because of his archetype (Detective Bards don't get Bardic Performance), has skills calculated strangely or languages not added from linguistics, or high non class skills. Also, some of the powers of the archetype are not added. I think that the Ultimate Relationships series are somewhat expensive for what you get, but obviously things like this don't help at all.

What I really didn't like about this book is the fact that is not reader-friendly. When I put the pdf in my Ipad, some inserted drawings are displaced in the middle of the text, forcing me to use my computer to read it. I think that the editorials should put more work in creating a pdf that is 100% compatiblr with tablets. That alone is enough to low the note of the product. THe game is ok...barely. It's not intuitive how to create a character, so if you don't like to play with established characters, or you're fan of traditional rpg games, I must discourage you about this book.