Light and flexible and fun. You can use it with many different genres, personally I think it leans a little to the light and humourous, but I ran a medium-serious supers game with it online. The PDF is formatted very nicely and the text is good, plus there are a ton of (mostly also free) resources (but if you like this, you'll love the Risus Companion, a 64 page supplement to this 6 page RPG).

This is great in several ways. Excellent pre-gen characters who show what you can do with Risus and are very Uresian (plus all have at least one bit about them that is directly relevant to this adventure), amazing maps for something of this size including one with the key and descriptions right on it, and lots of good suggestions on how to run the adventure, plus some ideas on how to use it with different worlds or rules systems. Not to mention the writing, which is just so fun, full of flavour. There's also a secret in the PDF but I'm not telling what it is. If you like Risus, Uresia, slimes, fantasy, RPGs, or dice, you should play this adventure.

Super handy and some of it is a must have for Uresia gamers (like the Master Index). There's also some nice chewy wordage in there like Spider Meat, some collected fiction and some nostalgic high-quality maps.

Lots of usable NPCs (or even player characters if you like) pre-made for you. Good examples of how to make up characters in Truth and Justice.<br><br><b>QUALITY</b>: Excellent<br><br><b>VALUE</b>: Very Satisfied<br>