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Really amazing! I've been playing solo for a bit and I like it a lot so far. A really wonderful beastiary. Beautiful art with lots of details for a huge amount of creatures. I love how different they are than standard beasts too and the sort of 'rumor' feature when PCs encounter them so they have a hint of what this creature is (which they've either probably never heard of before or only know radically different versions) but there's still a lot of mystery about them.

The fact that the book walks you through live generation of the area sets it up perfect for solo and zero/low prep sessions. After I a get a smoother grip on it all I'm going to test it out on a group. I have pretty high expectations!

The factions are also very rich though I haven't quite figured out how it all works together and haven't included them in my game yet. I think it will really enrich the game though. 

I'm gushing a bit now but this book has really got me excited. Thanks for all the work put into it!

Wow, thanks! I'm really glad you are enjoying all things that meant to be enjoyable in this book - bestiary, map-generation procedure, ease of use for sessions with zero/low prep or playing solo etc. So cool!

And yes, connecting factions is intentionally left for "reader" discretion, since I didn't want to sketch the setting too much. In principle, however, almost every faction can potentially compete with every other faction (with the possible exception of Commonality and Krakogród Academy, which don't have too much collision points).