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Bezig met laden... The Investigators of Arkham Horrordoor Katrina Ostrander
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Maybe you wouldn't bother to read four pages of character background for an evening's play of Elder Sign or Eldritch Horror. But for the multi-session campaign play of Arkham Horror: The Card Game (which requires out-of-play time for deck construction anyhow), the sort of extra consideration given here to individual investigators is terrific.
This book is obviously intended to provide the framework for a narrative canon, and several of the episodes here have provided points of departure for the subsequent novellas. I was especially gratified by some of the stories for investigators who have had little exposure in other Arkham Files fiction, such as Minh Thi Phan and William Yorick. I think my favorite story for the story's sake out of the dozens here was the one about the prestidigitator and occultist Dexter Drake.