This is a beautifully written setting that leaves one brimming with adventure ideas throughout the whole experience of reading through it -- I couldn't put it down once I started! It strikes a fantastic balance of being just similar enough to our own world and history to provide a touch of framework, while being different enough to allow ample room for creativity. I loved the touches of unique cultures thrown in throughout the setting as well.

I genuinely hope the author considers publishing some adventures in this setting -- she truly is a fantastic writer and creater, and I can't wait to get a Sunfall campaign on the table!

I really can't write a review for this product that weighs heavily enough on how fantastic it truly is. In each carefully detailed section, it is absolutely clear that this is is a labor of love.

Sunfall is well written, to the degree that I often wish it were a novel and not just a Genesys RPG supplement. It has all the makings of an edge-of-your-seat page turner, the world and its inhabitants being highly detailed and interconnected. Anastasia's writing inspires drama and great storytelling.

As an RPG supplement however, this translates into world-building tools and setting lore that will fully immerse your players, as well as a fair example for how to create the same in your own settings. Sunfall is absolutely packed with unique new material: gripping adventure seeds, clever and thematic game mechanics (Rules for intraparty conflict, secrets, and possession? Yes, please!!), and a stunning array of new careers, magic, talents, and adversaries.

Whether you're looking for a truly unique setting in which to run games, or for inspiriation and tools for building your own, you will not be disappointed by what Sunfall brings to the table (see what I did there? ;).

Sunfall holds a very special place in my Genesys collection.

To start with, the setting is refreshing. It's nothing like I ever played. It's not a postapocalyse but rather a post-post-apocalypse. It's not like "appocalypse has struck us and now we gotta do what we need to survivre". No. The apocalypse took place, people adapted and years/generations have passed. It's a whole new world where humanity is thriving despite the evernight and sunless cold world.

The setting has new interesting options, including a revenant archetype and even a demon possessing a host. New magic options are well implemented and gives an interesting twist to the setting. The mix of intriguate old world high tech/magical weaponry with present day (in-universe) blends well with the setting. You'll also find bunch of new adversaries to throw at your PCs.

The author is an incredible world builder. The universe is rich and the writing style is awesome! Right now, the book is mostly artless despite its great layout but I know the author is currently making some art pieces to include in the book.

Regions are detailed with adventure hooks and mysteries here and there. It offers options for a vast array of adventure types whether you're supporting the inquisition effort, engage in political intrigue, scavenge old ruins, and even raid the Hell. You read it right! The humans hold ground in hell where they bring the fight to demons! How cool is that?

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This is one of the more compelling settings I've read in a while. It feels very flushed out and the book is extremely polished. It feels kind of like Darksun by way of snowball earth, but that ignores a lot of the more interesting cosmology elements going on here. It very much feels like its own thing and I dig it.

Fantastic work! And at Pay What You Want, its a steal! Even if you don't use the setting, it has a lot that can be mined for both Fantasy and Post-Apocalyptic settings. Really well-written, and it has a nice, unique look to it, like any setting should. Really fantastic job. The setting itself is very richly described, and you can tell the author has a real love for world-building. Any Genesys fan and GM should definitely give this a good read. (and throw the author a few bucks for this great effort!).