The Astonishing Swordsmen & Sorcerers of Hyperborea comes in a huge box, suitable for display on a bookshelf. The books are damn huge too. Heck, I haven't even unfolded the map yet, but that also looks sizable.
I'm very thankful it looks good on a shelf, as I've got Blood & Treasure and Delving Deeper to read thorough before I get to AS&SH ;)
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Just got back from my mini vacation to the Poconos. Hopefully tonight I'll have the next part of the Blood & Treasure review up.
ReplyDeleteYou need to put the other books away and go straight for the Astonishing Swordsmen. This one isn't a shelf-warmer. The more I work with the Hyperborea setting the more I've come to like it.
I agree with Jason. I was itching to run a game of Astonishing Swordsman after about 5 minutes of flipping through the Player's Book.
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