While somewhat limited in use, these crypts are absolutely beautiful! I'd almost say the they are the most beautiful pieces of dungeon I've seen - time after time I've tried to google images trying to find what are the best looking dungeon tiles, and always I've come back here.

I'd love to see modular kit dungeon to get similar treatment!

I've been fan of Beasts & Barbarians from the moment I bought Player's guide. This version has a good amount of GM materials added (of which I like most NPC collections, new setting rules & new monsters). Layout has been improved and the excellent but very tightly packed materials from PG have now a bit more larger font, having more air & additional magnificent imaging.

Longer review: http://maker.e2ogame.net/review-beasts-barbarians-golden-edition

I was about to pass this adventure as I had no intentions of running prewritten adventures, but I was curious enought to buy it. And I love the adventure and will run it after all!

Unlike previous free B&B adventures, this one has conspiracy, sorcerer ruling a town, snake people and everything very sword & sorceryish. I recommend!

A longer review (and a fix to a chase that has small mistakes):

http://maker.e2ogame.net/review-death-tyrant-beasts-barbarians-adventure

A Sword & Sorcery setting I didn't know I needed. Bought as a curiosity, this pdf turned out to be perfect match for my view of Sword & Sorcery, and much more. It's a complete package giving you everything you need to play in Dread Sea realms, including multi-layered analysis of the realms, really nifty setting rules, a balanced set of edges and a lot more. It doesn't have adventures, but a lot of seeds plus there's already one free adventure published and another is on it's way.

A pdf definitely worth it's cost. Some readers may have some issues with the pdf file, for example my Nokia phone doesn't show images - I believe it's going to be fixed soon. After updating to the latest acrobat reader version, it works perfectly on my pc.

You can read a full review at http://maker.e2ogame.net/review-beasts-barbarians-savage-worlds