This book is high quality enough it could be an official White Wolf game book. Aesthetically pleasing, well written, containing solid concepts solidified using well formulated game rules. it also does a good job of piecing the new content together with existing content, creating a balanced whole.

However, it is important to note that, in contrast to a full game book, it focuses on the new Dharmas and Shintai exclusively (which is totally fine for this format, especially considering the low price).

Well worth the money!

This book is based on a good idea that fits very well within the WTA universe. The author very concisely explains their idea and gives us a solid set of rules. Both the idea and the outlined rules seem unique and fresh, not a simple copy of an existing Mockery Breed or Shapechanger race. It should be noted that the history and idea behind the Murder Birds are only briefly outlined. For me, this is more than enough, as it can be expanded upon easily and fits snuggly into the existing lore.

Sorry, but there is nothing of value here. There are many heavy problems with this way of randomly rolling a character, including: -Having more dots in Disciplines that come earlier in the Alphabeth is MUCH more likely -Many normally related Character-Traits are completely independent, such as being an Giovanni and being Independent, or being an Assamite and following the Assamite Path of Enlightnment. -The rules for rolling Backgrounds will usually result in copious amounts of rerolling.