The book is about 50 pages with 29 of it being lore. A quarter of each page is filled the logo of the game.

There isn't much to the game but I will try to outline it

The rules are for a base attack its 1d12 plus 1d20 plus strength minus the targets defense, whats leftover is damage. Spells are roll the dice of the spell plus wisdom minus the targets spirit and what is leftover is damage. Skill are roll the dice of the skill plus strength minus the targets defense and what is leftover is damage.

Weapons add to strength and armor adds to defense. Your class plus race determines the stats. There are no rules for leveling up. There are no stats for the weapons or armor. The bestiary has monster names and where to find them but no stats or health or attacks.

I will say it does have some nice art. Other than that its a poor book. It feels like a high school paper where the lines are double spaced to make it fill more space. It feels incomplete with missing rules or even explanation of things.

The recommended price is $100? Not sure what statement your trying to make with this, but I would try to keep your frustration with your critics out of the game, it doesn't look good.

Thought the art was in bad taste and doesn't add much to the game. Even my daughter thought it was bad.

I really enjoyed this adventure. it's my go to for running call of cthulhu at conventions

Is this some sort of joke? How does a poorly made microscoft paint image make a good supplement, it has no depth or contrast.

I don't see a purpose for this supplement other than being gross. The breast milk boost is something that I would ban a player fortrying to do