cybergoths's review
3.0
I loved the almost Moorcockian feel to this adventure.
[update] That said, having planned to use this this weekend, I found the information and module structured poorly to prepare for a game. The information is all there, but it isn’t easily locatable.
The scenario and ideas are fantastic still, but the awkwardness with which it is presented for use at the gaming table has led me to reduce the review to a 3 star from 4 star.
[update] That said, having planned to use this this weekend, I found the information and module structured poorly to prepare for a game. The information is all there, but it isn’t easily locatable.
The scenario and ideas are fantastic still, but the awkwardness with which it is presented for use at the gaming table has led me to reduce the review to a 3 star from 4 star.
jeffhall's review
3.0
While I wouldn't call this a readily usable TTRPG scenario "as is", it is nonetheless full of interesting ideas that could easily be adapted for use in any sort of gaming adventure. Approached from that angle, Crypts of Indormancy is a worthwhile read with some great accompanying art from Andrew Walter, and as with all releases from the Melsonian Arts Council, the physical presentation is top-notch.
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