Well presented history book, but I'm not sure of the game information or lack of. Quality layout with just enough art to keep it interesting though some of the art could have done with a little bit higher resolution when I'm reading it on my phone or tablet the resolution isn't that noticeable but when printing any pages the art gets blurry. There's an excellent collection of historical events and a fulfilling View of everyday life during the feudal time periods. Many of these facts could have been collected from Wikipedia but it's convenient to have them all here in one place. Adventure in the end of the book feels, well, cheap. A complicated murder mystery very much along the same lines as clue, with a gloss over of the culture and political intrigue that the book spent so much time filling the reader in on.

A great little collection of adventures. Each one a unique experience without fitting into a standard adventure mold that thousands of other adventures use. There is plenty of substance without overwhelming the reader, any GM should have no trouble using what is here as filler content or the beginning of their own campaign. There are a few errors in the pre gen characters. I specifically I found hero characters with super powers missing the edge granting them those powers. I don't let it get to me, just check if you want to fix them up.