XDM X-Treme Dungeon Mastery
Moments into the introduction [of XDM X-Treme Dungeon Mastery] I found myself chuckling, several minutes later I was laughing out loud, and before I knew it I had spent most of my work day shirking my duties while reading the book from start to finish ... Although the book is written in a very humorous, tongue-in-check manner don t make the mistake of assuming that it isn t a serious gaming supplement. The Hickman s goal of getting gamers to remember to enjoy the game and not get so caught up in mechanics really comes through. They are gamers after my own heart. The book is loaded with excellent advice on how to put the fun back into your game. ----John Lewis Roleplayingpro.comI continually found myself chuckling at the awesome illustrations by Howard Tayler. I d pass the book to one of my friends, he d start laughing. As he d pass the book back to me, my other friends would say, Hey, hey. Pass that over, I want to see too. It got to the point that when I found a funny illustration, I just passed it around because I knew everyone wanted to see it. ... The initial appearance and way it is written may make you think, at first glance, that it is a book primarily written for humor. I found myself laughing at the illustrations and the way the book was written, but I also constantly found myself thinking, Wow, that s a really good idea. ----Samuel Van Der Wall Roleplayingpro.com