Re: [BNW] Looking for a Defiants review

[whytcrow@io.com]

>Ah.  The problem is that all reviews I write go to Azrael.  It would 
>undervalue my "product" if I then turned around and sold it to 
>someone else.
>
>Now, if I had reviews that I wrote that Azrael didn't want, then I'd 
>consider that.  But so far they've been pretty good about that kind 
>of thing.

Fair enough.  Rpg.net used to be the premiere site for reviews and 
whatnot, but as I siad, the quality  varies greatly, and it can be 
hard to find a good review (as in, people who have actually read the 
product and/or *explain* why they like/dislike the product).

>That was what I was offering when I said I'd send him a copy. I 
>usually want to get permission from folks before sending them big 
>attachments, though.

Of course.

>I honestly am not sure how to find the more recent Azrael reviews 
>that haven't gone to the back issue library yet.  I would probably 
>look forward to it in the next "issue" near the end of the month 
>(they typically updates on the 1st and 15th of the month).

I'm sure I've looked at Azrael before, but cant find them in my mess 
of bookmarks (makes note to clena that up).  Can you post the url?

>It's sometimes hard to write a review without mentioning some type 
>of "spoiler" material - after all, you're writing for GMs too. 
>Still, looking back over my reviews I don't see anything that would 
>have been specific enough to be considered a spoiler.

I can understand.  And BNW is hard, b/c not only are there huge 
secrets behind the scenes...but that these are specificly not 
supposed to fall into non-GM hands and can be a big part of a 
campaign.

Jennifer

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