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As disorganized as most Glorantha products, honestly. That's to be expected. Please think about putting concise, followable character creation rules in someday.

I dig it, to be sure, the amount of information and suggestions are invaluable, especially for a beginning Keeper of AL, such as myself. It's certainly better than just relying on the magic section of the Keeper Rulebook. It has, what I'm finding to be a normal occurrence, the odd editing misses here and there, which is fine, I suppose. Little things like that. But all in all, it's good, guys. I dig it. I'll be purchasing the physical version when it is made available. Best, - Joshua Clark

This is a good starter for any GM wanting to get into the Call of Cthulhu rpg 7e and shows a gentle approach on how to GM a game successfully and continue the story with an imagination of your own. However, this campaign is very short. It is expected with the small price for the story itself, but only includes the bare minimum to get a story started or maybe a two to three session overall gameplay (maybe to give the GM some rest? or to take a lesuirely break from running and fighting the unknown). Overall it is a good story with nice characters with some given dimension, that can be milked as much as possible, but a very very very anticlimactic ending.

This book is ideal for any Keepers who want to make magic the main focus in their games or want to have a large list of spells to craft a scenario around. To book lends itself more to preplanning and while many of the spells are organized by type, you will still probably need to read the book front to back several times to find the exact spells you want. Overall, however, the book is expertly laid out and filled with great spells and advice. The intro paragraphs give you a great series of concepts to make each spell and its effects unique. My favorite part of the book is actually the 1D100 chart of period materials that makes it easy to create creepy shopping lists for your players or villains. So if your like me and can't divorce Magic and the Cthulhu Mythos this book is for you but those who aren't as in love with magic can probably get by with the main rule book.

The Keepers screen (like the core rule book) is well made and you can tell a lot of love and attention was put into it. The bonus scenarios are a major plus. But a few flaws keep it from being perfect. The screen itself is just a couple inches too short and the print came out a little dark so the mural is difficult to see. There are also numerous typos in the extra materials (also an issue with the core rulebook)