The Prince of Ileria

Statistics: Frontier Justice

Core Game Ratings

Rating: 5.62 / Ranking: 2722

These ratings are based on 7 ratings with 1.94 average weight and 1 reviews.

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6 / 10SkiorhtWeakest of the BP range, which still puts it above most supplements for other settings. Frontier Justice is mainly useful if you are running a law enforcement campaign set in Haven. The adventures are OK, but nothing special.
4 / 10KyadarkIt's not a poor book. Really we can fell that the autors really worked hard on this one... But what for? I mean, it's great they made incredible research and detailed every single aspect of an investigation and so on... but during the game this is such a small aspect of the game, usually all that is described in this book is what players do with a single roll... Still, this great work might be usefull for others RPG, since investigations and crimes don't change much. The interesting part for Blue Planet, background and informations about criminal activities on the Frontier, is just too short and does only cover the Gorchoff Mafia and the Rasta movement, nothing about the Yakusas or the chineses (just mentionned in a single line) and even on the two major groups, it lacks of informations. All that to let space for the huge desritption of criminal investigation... too bad... Not really a bad book, just a book not really usefull.

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4 + 4Neil WylieFrontier Justice.

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