The art, font, and layout is more reminiscent of ad&d and judge's guild magazines than anything put out recently. The artwork in the book is great and brings back a lot of fond memories.

The funnel allows players to create character backgrounds on the fly as part of playing. If you are tired of rpgs where everyone min/max's superhero type characters who never die, this is for you. Except for the weird dice, of course.

Game is worth it for the fumble and crit tables and the art. This hefty black & white tome gets to the meat of the game quickly and begs you to tinker and change things if you want!

This is a modern system with the flavor and personality of a late 70s tabletop game without the outdated mechanics of one. The old school flavor is nice, yet the game maintains it's own unique feel. Its retro, but without the odd outdated bits.

Magic swords have their own minds and will often try to wield you. Halflings use and regenerate luck like a thief though not as well. In exchange, halflings have a natural ability to dual wield weapons. All elf characters traffic in sordid deals with ...  Read More

All spells are randomly determined by rolling on tables. It seems unfair that wizards get all this attention that clerics or fighters don't. The failure of a caricature in the illustration of the unfunny parodies that are the troll lords are a particu...  Read More

The more people there are, the more fun it is. It's a casual but fun game for a party, family reunion, etc. My fiancée and i play it very often as a communication building game.

I was specially impressed by its quality. It takes a little time to learn all the pictograms but it really pushes creativity. Makes things interesting on figuring out the answer.

Game is incredibly fun. Spent a couple of hours laughing and having fun with all the electronics off. Greatest thing about this game is my 9 year old nephew also loves playing.

Word cards have 3 levels. Most of the time manageable words. Some words are guessed with one or two clues. Others take all the marking pieces to guess correctly.

Concept is basically the game of charades or pictionary but without the intimidating need to act or draw in front of a crowd. Concept allows for them to play the same game conceptually without getting frustrated at their inability to draw.

The pictures are too limited to make this anything other than a fancy guessing game. The idea of two people working as a team and possibly gaining one point to help someone else score two is just weird.