Wh 40k W&g Threat Assessment Xenos

The book is excellent in terms of what it contains, with an absolute shedload of new enemy types for GMs to use in games of Wrath & Glory, as well as some great sections on adventure settings. However, the book contains an excessive number of typos. Far, far more than is acceptable for a physical product with an RRP close to £40.00.My suggestion to Cubicle 7 would be to spend a bit more time in the proof reading stage of production. My first session sat down with the book saw me actually close the book and walk away from it, swearing in frustration. The section orks alone contains more typos than I generally find in any other RPG supplemental.This is frankly insulting to Cubicle 7's customers. One or two instances of spelling mistakes can be forgiven. But when typographical errors hit the reader every few pages, sometimes even several times on the same page, it's jarring and distracts from the information the book is supposed to impart.It's honestly aggravating and disappointing to see so little care taken over a product attached to a such a popular, heavyweight franchise. I'm quite disgusted with the laziness on display here. And it's deterred me from picking up further Cubicle 7 books, to be perfectly candid.

Este libro es un EXCELENTE bestiario. Es harto recomendable para los jugadores de WRATH & GLORY. Enfocado particularmente en las facciones Xenos. Una compra obligada para los narradores del precio TTRPG de Cubicle7

This is a great collection of enemies to throw at your players in a Wrath and Glory game. For those of you familiar with WH40K from the main miniatures game, this book hits I'd say 90-95% of the "units" from all of the xenos armies that you could put on the table in the main game. It ranges from the lowliest ork gretchin all the way up to giant units like the Avatar of Khaine with pretty much everything in between. I'm a big fan of the dark eldar/drukhari faction and was delighted to see most every unit from the base game included. It doesn't necessarily go into all of the vehicles of a given xenos faction, but some of them are included (like the ork gargants for examples). The only real downside? No forces of Chaos. But then, it does say "Xenos" right in the title, so presumably there will be a "threat assessment" for Chaos coming (hopefully)..For those of you who aren't into the Wrath & Glory game system, but maybe are role-playing in the 40K setting using a different game system (like GURPS or FATE, etc.) this does make for a very good lore book as well. Plus, if you're into converting other game systems over to your favorite one, this gives you comparative game stats on the various xenos NPCs to help you figure out how to stat them up into your game system of choice.