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The Adventurer's Toolkit (Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay) |  | Creator: Fantasy Flight Games Publisher: Fantasy Flight Games Category: Book
List Price: $29.95 Buy New: $19.77 as of 7/31/2010 12:43 CDT details You Save: $10.18 (34%)
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Seller: Amazon.com Rating: 5 reviews Sales Rank: 119146
Media: Game Edition: Brdgm Ltd Number Of Items: 1 Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.1 Dimensions (in): 8.4 x 5.8 x 1.8
ISBN: 1589946952 Dewey Decimal Number: 793 EAN: 9781589946958 ASIN: 1589946952
Publication Date: November 30, 2009 Availability: Temporarily out of stock. Order now and we'll deliver when available. We'll e-mail you with an estimated delivery date as soon as we have more information. Your credit card will not be charged until we ship the item.
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Product Description As threats to the Empire's stability loom, some brave individuals step forward to lend their aid to the cause, while others are caught up in fate's plans to find themselves facing perilous adventures. The Adventurer's Toolkit lets players easily add more excitement and options to their Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay game. The Adventurer's Toolkit is also perfect for new players in your campaign. Inside you will find more that 50 action cards, 30 talent cards, 10 new careers, 4 new party sheets, a pad of character sheets, new character standups, extra tokens to help manage your heroes, and much more! With the The Adventurer's Toolkit, you can now play as a sturdy Dwarf Ironbreaker, a formidable High Elf Sword Master, a nimble Wood Elf Wardancer , or as a downtrodden Ratcatcher with a small but vicious dog - or as one of the other new careers introduced. The Adventurer's Toolkit let's you face your grim and perilous adventures with more options than ever before!
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| Customer Reviews: A great addition to the game March 27, 2010 Jason Sorensen 0 out of 2 found this review helpful
This is a no-brainer. You want this if you have the game. I love the rat-catcher and his "small but vicious dog".
Great suppliment for warhammer fantasy roleplay February 10, 2010 Christopher Moore (Colorado Springs, CO USA) 1 out of 2 found this review helpful
This is a great product, includes some new options for players to choose with regard to careers as well as some additional cards for different kinds of actions and some new talents for character advancement. The follower rules for the rat catcher's pet dog are implemented very well!! Plus the small sized box is perfect for organizing the cards for the game and holding dice or tokens during play.
A solid expansion for a great new game January 8, 2010 Jeff S. Eoff (Atlanta, GA) 10 out of 11 found this review helpful
First, I must say that the packaging is first rate. The box is small, a little larger than a thick trade paperback, but it's sturdy and has a similar design to the main Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay Core Set. The box is intended for use to store a player's cards, character sheets, career, etc.
There's a lot packed into this small box: a fresh pad of full color character sheets, 4 new party cards, more of the basic cardboard tokens (fatigue/stress, stance/progress track, etc.), many new cards (small and large, including another set of "basic" action cards to accommodate another player), 10 new careers, and stand-ups.
Among the new cards, you get many new actions, talents, and ability cards to support the new careers. There are also new condition cards for new conditions like "intoxicated". You also get 6 new wound cards. There's a career-sized card for the Ratcatcher's Small But Vicious Dog along with some "trick" talent cards which can be slotted to the dog's card. Two new item cards are included: Gromril Armour for ironbreakers, and a Greatsword of Hoeth for sword masters.
Many of the new careers are as interesting as the best offerings from the core set. Here's the list of new careers you get: Bailiff, Bounty Hunter, Dockhand, Ironbreaker, Pit Fighter, Ratcatcher, Scribe, Smuggler, Sword Master, and Wardancer.
The new party cards are: Glory Hounds, Defiant Scoundrels, Diplomatic Entourage, and Outhbound.
The Amazon price is reasonable, but the MSRP on this item is a bit steep. For the MSRP, I would have appreciated some extra dice. That's really my only complaint.
A good buy, but no Halflings December 20, 2009 Wayne & Sarah (Houston, Texas) 15 out of 17 found this review helpful
TLDR version : A good buy for a WFRP3 fan, but this product isn't going to change the minds of those who are not drinking the kool-aid.
Something that RPG buyers need to remember with WFRP3 is that you are not buying a book. So do not compare it to a 30 dollar RPG book, because if you are counting words/mechanics, the WFRP3 supplement will lose. You will also gain, at minimum, two insanity effects (see what I did there?.)
That being said, here are my impressions of the product.
Good :
* Interesting careers, with new mechanics for some. For example, the swordmaster and ironbreaker have career specific items that they come with. Like the trappings of old. Also, the rat catcher has a very compelling mechanic with the small but vicious dog. Should have they been included in the original set? Sure. But not everything is going to fit in one release, either.
* Action cards. There are some really neat new cards, esp. for melee oriented careers, along with more intelligence based ones. In addition, there are more duplicates of commonly used cards.
* The rest of the cards. All good stuff as I can tell. Nothing seems amazingly under/over powered.
Bad :
* No Halflings. Bummer. Perhaps FFG cannot find a way to make them mechanically viable.
* I personally do not care for more cardboard chits and the like. I would have preferred more cards. Or Hobbits.
* Not really a bad, but I would like to have some kind of clue what will appear in the future, as far as upcoming WFRP3 releases go.
Bottom line : You should get this if you like what WFRP3 has to offer. If you are having difficulty appreciating what WFRP3 is and expect a big book, then stay away.
Good Expansion but a bit thin for the msrp December 19, 2009 R. Nicol (NYC) 5 out of 9 found this review helpful
Ok picked this up when I bought the core box set. Not a bad supplement but for the msrp of $30 I would feel a bit ripped off for what you get in the box. It includes 10 new careers including a Dwarven Ironbreaker, High Elf Swordmaster, Wood Elf Wardancer, Bounty Hunter, Rat Catcher amoung others. It also includes new action, wound, talent cards etc... all usful and all but for $30 it all seems a bit underwhelming. On the other hand I do like the new careers and options so for me it was a worthwhile buy. At 30% on Amazon however it seems like a more reasonable purchuse.
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