As with all of Dean's art, this piece is just another example of fantastic art for a heck of a great price. I use a lot of Dean's work for covers for my DTRPG products and often his art for interiors. For this piece, there isn't a lot of great affordable cyberpunk art out there, so this is great to see! Fantastic as always!

Perfect, just perfect! While I can create my own templates to mimic a book, it's great to have all the work done already! THANKS!

Like all of Dean's work, it's not only fantastic, but reasonably priced for amateur authors as well! I've done over 40 titles for DTRPG and probably used Dean's work on about 30 of them! His patreon also comes with fantastic perks, so if you're an author and aren't a member there, you are seriously missing out!

Fantastic work! And at Pay What You Want, its a steal! Even if you don't use the setting, it has a lot that can be mined for both Fantasy and Post-Apocalyptic settings. Really well-written, and it has a nice, unique look to it, like any setting should. Really fantastic job. The setting itself is very richly described, and you can tell the author has a real love for world-building. Any Genesys fan and GM should definitely give this a good read. (and throw the author a few bucks for this great effort!).

This is simply AWESOME. Over 80 items and they are well-thought out, and very detailed. As a creator of magic items myself, I know how difficult and it can be, and this is 40 pages of goodness! This really should be in everyone's Genesys library if their campaigns involve magic. Can't recommend this enough, and this is from a guy who will have two magic items supplements of his own by middle of this month, on DTRPG! (But hey, buy ALL of them!). Seriously though, no overlap, and this book is simply incredible. I accidentally bought 2 of them, and I'm not even mad about it!

Very helpful tool to design a setting! And just a great resource overall! While cranking out other projects, I'm using this to continually build a setting. Great work!

There's a lot of info crammed into these pages. The details on the types of traps are great, and give you a good idea how to adjudicate other traps as well. the different cards for each trap are an excellent idea as well. I really liked the gear additions featured here. (and the survival rules)

Definitely a dark adventure, but that's kind of part of the fun. I love the artwork here. Certainly fits in well with the rest of the Endless Winter adventures. Some interesting new rules as well.

The product is aptly named. It really should be part of every GM's toolbox. The author has done the work for you, over an obviously long period of playtesting, to provide house rules that keep the game flowing, and clarifies some vague areas of the rulebooks. Every Genesys GM should have this in their library.

Totally love this! Very easy to use. The first file basically explains what each number is. Though honestly, it's intuitive enough not to need it, and you can just start plugging away. It's very easy to tab to the next stat, and the tool resizes images to fit nicely in the image area. It is also very easy to copy/paste a given needed symbol. Very fun to use and make your own adversary cards!

The more I read through this, the more useful it is. It really goes into each skill with a lot of detail, so you can fully realize the scope of each given skill. It also helps when you think a skill isn't covered, but then see where it can fall within a given, existing skill. Highly recommended part of your basic Genesys toolkit.

With the additional creatures constantly added, this is a great value. Not only the creatures' stats, but an understanding of them, and enough information to build an adventure around them.

It's always great to see any addition to the fantasy genre in Genesys, and Slaves to Fate is no exception. It is very well organized, and presents an intriguing new race in the form of the Doppleganger (and all of its variants). It also has stats for Redcaps, Worgs, and Wolves, by the way. The adventure is easy enough to insert into any campaign as well, and should offer a very unique playing experience for players (no spoiler here). Very nice, professional product!

For me, a GM just learning the Genesys system, this additional info on species and archetype creation is fantastic, and really helps me understand the process a bit more. I love learning these new little nuances. I liked it so much, I went back and bought it again for a fee, even though it was initially free! Thank you so much for this!

Set in the city of Strangehaven, the PCs are new to town, and discover that the citizens are basically going crazy. They have to get to the bottom of it, before they too succumb.

What I really liked about this module (aside from the price which you can't beat), is that the NPCs really felt like they "fit" Strangehaven (a crazy Gnome, a surly Dwarf slumlord, etc.), and the idea behind it (a city of folks who are basically outlaws or refugees of one sort or another, hiding from their past). Most NPCs are given descriptions and mannerisms that should really help a GM in bringing these folks to life.

The crunch-lovers will love that there are lots of Genesys stats, both for NPCs and flora and fauna.

Don't let the "part 1 of 3" scare you. It definitely has a conclusion, and could easily be a stand-alone adventure. Fans of the Terrinoth setting will definitely love it, and enjoy fleshing out the city with more lore.

Personally, I'm very pleased with it, and looking forward to parts 2 and 3, and to any other Terrinoth modules! (hint...hint)....