I have only read the rules, but this looks great. Easy mechanics, an interesting setting and playing nasty characters. This looks like a lot of fun.

An excellent game, easy to learn and a bit of a relief from the high rule content games availiable. I called it the "not" star wars game :) A nice simple system, with the potential to mod easily. A few things that seem missing/not well explained No capital ships. They were mentioned, but no examples. Also some rules on modifying ships and vehicles would have been nice Some of the talents are very under detailed. For example, Primary function (bots) seems to serve no purpose except as a description. (Though thinking on it, that may be the point) Another thing is no currency system. Nothing seems to be for sale or to be sold. Cred chips are mentioned, but no costs are. None of these are non starters, but still are there. But I am definitely going to GM this game. I already have an idea. The bot wars and the purging of the Star Knights (Started have the bot wars) Or maybe a smuggler game I think there is room for a few supplements, may be a campaign book, and a ship book? But it doesn't need it that bad.

Excellent work. Brings back a strong nostalgic feeling while reading it, with a bit of modern thinking. I played the original game from 1980, and this brings it back. If you like old school gaming, this is worth a look

This is a great, even epic campaign. The setting is great, the writing is good and the art is gorgous. The game can either stand alone, or be a continuance of Six Seasons in Sartar. The characters run a warband, dodging the Luner empire and it's allies, finding allies and aid, and exploring an interesting land. They will face chaos, famine, war,trolls, elves, dwarves and other orlanthi. The book has a system for heroquesting, to explore myth for aid, magic or to attack or defend. There are a few editting errors, mostly spelling errors, but this is very worth the money.

An excellent book with much potential. However it needs a good re editing, as there are ,any minor errors. I put most of these down to translating mistakes. It also still has some passages in portugese. If these were corrected I would have given it five stars. I especially like the disciplines, showing an interesting flexibility with a good rationale for why this is so. Worth a look.