One or two typos in an otherwise absolutely fantastic and well written rpg system.

One or two typos in an otherwise absolutely fantastic and well written rpg system.

First of all, I have to say that this game does seem to really capture the feel of the video games with the extensive background information, overall artistic style, and the game mechanics. This incarnation of the 2D20 game system has an injection of some very FATE-like mechanics which fit the setting and the tone of the game really well lending it the right feel. The core mechanics are, at their heart, very lightweight, designed for easy play and story telling instead of the more crunchy dice mechanics of other 2D20 games like Mutant Chronicles or Conan. I am looking forward to running this game.

My only real complaint with this product is that the PDF has many mistakes in it. Some are simply typos, inconsistent case in the bookmarks, or poor grammar, but there are also several references to rules or concepts that do not exist in the rule book (for example, the text mentions three types of Truth but only describes two; minor actions are referred to in at least one ability, yet the game does not contain minor actions; the example of play shows trading a Void point for a dice with an automatic '1' yet this is not listed as a use for a Void point - however is consistent with other 2D20 games) ... I am hoping that this is an early PDF that will get some more proof-reading before it goes to press.

First of all, I have to say that this game does seem to really capture the feel of the video games with the extensive background information, overall artistic style, and the game mechanics. This incarnation of the 2D20 game system has an injection of some very FATE-like mechanics which fit the setting and the tone of the game really well lending it the right feel. The core mechanics are, at their heart, very lightweight, designed for easy play and story telling instead of the more crunchy dice mechanics of other 2D20 games like Mutant Chronicles or Conan. I am looking forward to running this game.

My only real complaint with this product is that the PDF has many mistakes in it. Some are simply typos, inconsistent case in the bookmarks, or poor grammar, but there are also several references to rules or concepts that do not exist in the rule book (for example, the text mentions three types of Truth but only describes two; minor actions are referred to in at least one ability, yet the game does not contain minor actions; the example of play shows trading a Void point for a dice with an automatic '1' yet this is not listed as a use for a Void point - however is consistent with other 2D20 games) ... I am hoping that this is an early PDF that will get some more proof-reading before it goes to press.