As a huge fan of Changeling since 1st edition, who also played the Arcadia card game, I had long wanted to see the kith from that game expanded out into fully playable Kith. This book absolutely did not disappoint.

I am absolutely in love with every single one of these Kith. Phenomenal work. There's not a weak spot in here.

If I had any quibbles, I don't feel like Gremlins from the card game were just Goblins, or that the Djinn from the card game were fully detailed by the Arabian fae in C20 player's guide; both of those truly could have had their own full writeups. But honestly, this is a truly minor quibble when every kith they detail in here is a hit out of the park. Well, well worth the cost, and then some.

Never really clicked with Changeling the Dreaming, that is until I read this book. Helped me look at changeling a different way, loved the Dragonkin, Imps, Mechorgs particularly. Actually inspired me to purchase Changeling the Dreaming 20th from Indie Press Revolution, C20 Players Guide, C20 Book of Freeholds. So Thank you for helping me reawaken my personal Glamour/Imagination.

Kiths of Arcadia is an excellent suplement and a marvelous adittion to Changeling C20. All the kiths are very playable as PC or NPC. Great work!! Also, the writer is the one who did the Lycians in the C20 Players Guide, one of my favorite additions to the Changeling universe too.

Kiths of Arcadia is an excellent supplement, on par with many non-vault changeling books. The book introduces us to seven new kiths. Each kith is truely unique but at the same time not game unbalancing.

The Tabletop Gaming club incorporated many of these kiths into our on going campaign and the players had an amazing time interacting with them. They particularly liked the steampunk themed Mechorgs and the Pinocchio like regenade cogs. We recommend this book to all players of CtD.

An excellent supplement, which fits right into Changeling 20th and adds some fascinating new kiths. Truely inspired by the card game, but far from limited by it, it gives flesh to the bones that game provided and presents a fascinating new array of kiths that can easily be dropped in as color, played by a PC wanting something new, exciting, or different, or provide a competely new direction to a chronicle. And an utter bargain for the price. Excellent writing and great art! Throughly enjoyed!

The kiths presented are very well written and mesh well with the others- a dragonkin or imp could easily slip into any Dreaming game without raising an eyebrow. The kiths have interesting mechanics without being contrived or overpowered, and I especially appreciate the inclusion of some steampunk elements via the mechorgs. The art is also fantastic. Overall a professionally written product, and I look forward to seeing more!

Incredibly unique kiths, and lots of fun to read. Great artwork. Honeslty, one of the best C:tD supplements to come out of Storytellers Vault. Now I have to figure out how to implement some of them in my game! Well worth the price, and I hope to see more from these creators.

Kiths of Arcadia feels like part of the C20 line. Each of the kiths presented expands the array options for character creation. The writing, art, and production is top notch; you could put this next to any of the official C20 products and it would look the part. I especially like the new art for the ktihs. If I had one criticism, it would be that I would have loved a little more about how to incorporate these kiths into hte broader world of Changeling, especially given their roots in the card game. Definitely worth the price of admission!

I found this book to be an excellent addition to my C20 collection.

The layout is very nicely done, and highly professional. It feels like this should have been part of the C20 lineup.

Each of the kiths is interesting. I plan to use a few of them in the C20 game I'm running as NPCs next session.

The addition of these kiths to my game will really give the players something outside of the box to interact with.

I hope to see more content from this publisher soon. Perhaps updating the 2nd edtion kithbooks to bring them more in line with C20, and the boggan kithbook?