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(More customer reviews)I gave a rave review on the base box set for WHFRP from Fantasy Flight Games (FFG), and I am an admitted FFG fan.
The components are very high quality and will likely last for years of reasonably frequent play and even survive the occasional soda spill.
This is a very useful expansion set for WHFRP. Let's be honest. If you are going to run a campaign in the Old World then you are eventually going to have the party run up against a magic user or two or twenty.
This expansion gives you the ability to have characters and NPCs across the range of general magic using traditions and colleges. The expansion also does a good job of clarifying and expanding some of the rules from the base set in the area of magic.
So, the new magic spell and effects cards were very helpful.
There are new career cards as well. One of these is necessary, the magician, and some are interesting. There are two more punch out sheets of counters that probably could have been trimmed to save quid, and there are two books, "the winds of magic" and "liber mutatis."
The "winds of magic" book weighs in at around 35 pages, and about five pages of it are useful additions or clarifications to the basic rules. The "liber mutatis" is about Chaos magic and its users. Most of the book consists of welcomed additions to the basic rules to handle Chaos, and the fifth chapter is an adventure using the Chaos rules.
The $50 price tag is a bit steep for what you get. If FFG could put out a winds of magic supplement along the price and quality of the adventurers toolkit, it would be more pleasing to the wallet.
In service,
Rich
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