Blood & Lust

A mix of various odds and ends, ranging from medium (some of the longer adventures) to excellent(the Greg Staford stuff) quality. But even the medium bits have excellent ideas well worth lifting, such as Queen Guiniveres Garden of Love, and one of the excellent bits happens to be the guidelines on how to run a Pendragon campaign. Likewise, the area described, Angleland, is the setting for the primary wordly conflict in the game, and has a wonderfull Enchanted Forest. The put-together feel of the book is similar to many other older role-playing products (wich i happen, personally, to find charming) but do not be fooled: its contents are far more subtle and complete than the glittery computer-decorated tinsel put out by most companies nowadays.I would certainly reccomend this book to serious Pendragon players- in fact, its the most usefull supplement after "Boy King".