Such a cute book. Made me way more interested to play boggans after reading! Knowing that the boggans are known, for instance, as the champions of the down trodden (fighting for equal rights, abolition, unionization, etc.) really gave me a different perspective on them. Heroes of the servants, patrons of the crafters, Kithbook: Boggans gives a quiet nobility and honor to the boggans that's missing from their quick entry in the core rulebook. I especially like the explanations as to how an unseelie boggan would act, since boggan is one of those kith that it's hard to believe would ever be selfish or chaotic. Truly a great entry.

A good kithbook expands on the stereotypes and provides the players with new concepts of what a player character from that kith can be. Kithbook: Boggans does so in an admirable fashion, taking the most common commoner kith and giving it a new spin. A Boggan character may not be the centerpiece of the story, but the most important one in the motley.

This is a great addition to your Changeling collection, one that will help you to understand and diversify the Boggan kith. They aren't (just) the help anymore: they're the heart of the fae society: artisans, activists, politicians and yes, cooks and cleaners. A must have.

Short version, I love this book and think it recaptures the glamour of Changeling the Dreaming. For the long version, check out our review episode: http://thestorytold.libsyn.com/episode-9