Definitely a top tier product, as has become the standard for DRS. I couldn't imagine what a Conjuration focused Prodigy or Striker archetype would look like but they turned out amazing. The Voidrusher in particular is among my favorite archetypes in all of Spheres. The contents of this book provide a thematically cohesive bundle of archetypes with a level of mechanical clarity and balance that Rex so consistently provides for all to enjoy.

Realmwalker's is a very well rounded addition that provides exciting new abilites as well as a couple refreshing updates to old talents. There are a number of new talents and feats for both casters and martials as well as a fun Symbiat archetype and a Prestige Class. I really like the new Elemental Augmentations that got added, particularly how accessible they are compared to the existing augmentations. And the new Ley Line content adds a great new set of tools for DMs. Overall, Realmwalker's manages to give a little something to everyone while still managing to stay on theme and add meaningful new content.

As with previous April 1st books, this book has a funny theme but is absolutely filled with excellent new talents, class archetypes, feats, and more. With many great puns but also references to mythology and lore. The breadth of options offered means that there's something for everyone, including a whole new line of feats that everyone from the fighter leading the charge to the animal companion in the back can make good use of, adding many flavorful new choices. This book strikes an excellent balance between silly themes and meaningful mechanics and is easily one of my favorites.

A really great apocrypha filled with paladin themed feats I love the blending of mechanical value and thematics that these feats bring to paladins or anyone wanting to protect their friends

A great new archetype for the Sorcerer that makes it an interesting and viable choice within spheres. Lots of new content added with the Atavism changes and the new Improved Atavism Feat. It has enough diverse and meaningful options that just about any character could find a way to fit it into their build.

I think the updates to the Beastmastery sphere add some welcome balance changes and quality of life features. All of the new class features that interact with the Beastmastery sphere (Insights/Ki Powers/etc) make it much easier for any class to pick up the sphere and a bit extra which is nice. This book also has a great balance between its focus in the Beastmastery sphere, new talents in other spheres, excellent quality of life for alteration, and more overarching guidelines and variant rules. Not to mention having one the most fun new items I've seen in a while.

I really like the options this Apocrypha adds. Adding more trait options to several of the less frequently utilized talents makes them feel much better and provides interesting options rather than just numerical increases.

Really enjoyed these racial traits. They add some great options for making characters. Love the new stuff!

Lots of really nice options in this book. I've been waiting for stuff like this for a while. Very exciting!