I didnt know what to expect from this. I have to say it chnged the direction of my game and really aded new elements to it. The History of the Skin Dancer rite and the origin story of some of he skin dancer traditions, helped to shine a light on characters I was just using as generic bad guys. I really got to get into the heads and society of this particular tribe and really add depth and dimensions to the Skin Dancers as a whole.

I have never read an RPG supplement with such consistently bad grammar, and I've read F.A.T.A.L.

Aside from being a nigh-unreadable stream of endless rambling comma splices, though, how's the book? Very crisply laid out, at least, with decent art. But if I had to pick a single tribe that definitely did not need three full chapters of history stretching from ancient Greece to the present day, it'd have to be the tribe that was founded in the mid-nineties, and while there's interesting potential in tying the Ritual of Sacred Rebirth to the myth of Lycaon and the Norse Ulfhednar, not much of that potential is realized here.