Neverwhere is a very fun place to be! The campaign frame is carefully crafted and provides a lot of details while leaving plenty of room for imagination. As an RPG beginner, I find it easy to get into, immersive and cooperative, and my more seasoned playmates seem to enjoy it too. It mixes delightfully science fiction and fantasy, and I feel we can have countless adventures there that will all be completely different, and that will continue to fill me with awe, curiosity and enthusiasm. Some of the inspirations mentioned by the author can be subtly felt, and it is very exciting to experience some of the atmosphere of the Gatchaman team. There are very rewarding ways to use the provided information in a fight. Each new place is a wonder, and each new enemy is thrilling. And then, there are hilarious details that make this whole world so juicy, such as the existence of our ruler who may be the lovechild of Star Trek and the Discworld: our irreplaceable Emperor Glacius the First, August Sovereign of Cobalt, King of the Potamus, the Clanks ad the First People, Sovereign of the Four Kingdoms and Protector of the Prime Realm, May They Live Forever!

I had a great time playing this campaign. The dimension-hopping setup made every session feel unpredictable, and the mix of portals, strange worlds, and weird threats kept things fresh.

Amazing concept and fun! Ties in every other campaign frame that exists! I love the Pokemon sub-classes (I just started playing PokemonGO recently). Looking forward to trying Erik`s other adventures. Fun concepts and funny!

Amazing upgrade to basically all aspects of Daggerheart. New weapon features add depth to combat. Campaign frame gives you a framework for introducing your players to new interesting worlds each session. This book even has an ancestry for playing as an Octopus! I played as a flying Vampire Squid using this book's Octopode ancestry and had so much fun. (Flying was thanks to Winged Sentinel subclass)

While an interesting campaign frame, it should not have been released as a finalized product, and the document itself is an unpolished mess. It can be seen that images are being placed in precarious places where words cannot be read, and the developer adding their own experiences is something I don't wish to see in something I bought for me and my group to enjoy ourselves.