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What exactly are they comparing the masterful performances of Jeremy Brett and his cast members to anyway? The terrible performances of virtually every other actor's work in the world today? The films are masterfully intelligent, well written, and certainly as good as the source material. Wonderful, enjoyable, and excellent fun all around.
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Upfront Legions of Hell was mostly a monstrous manual book with a bunch of nasty critters that frankly aside from the "fallen" template of Angels had no real enjoyment factor to me. No information was given on the 'real meat' of the Lords of the Nine. They make up for that mistake here with the incredibly large amount of nasty Demon Lords listed here and their large amount of followers which they are much more interested than the silly eternal fighting of the abyss (Gawds! Thank goodness we got rid of it! Demons should be about destroying man not each other!). The Thaumatauge class is perfect for my game and I straight lifted it. Unlike the Monsters in Legions of Hell I might actually use… Read more
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The Shandril Shessair Spellfire novels were hopefully going to be a wonderful story of triumph over the face of overwhelming adversity but instead this book essentially writes the idea that perhaps no matter how much one struggles, there are some battles that cannot be one. I felt Ed Greenwood improved tremendously with this book from the previous ones....truly an excellent work.
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