Nigel Findley (1959–1995)

This was my very first into to Shadow run books. And I have to admit, they are very interesting. While the main conflict was solved in the last 2 chapters, and I thought some things could have been a bit better, I enjoyed it. It was Baily a detective novel set in a disputan future, where one detective discovered a bigger conspiracy than he first thought of. Recommended.

One of the single most horrifying adventures (including those for Call of Cthulhu) I have ever run. Dated now, but it still carries a chill.

A good reference to vampires, but it is definitely more suitable to 1st edition or 2nd edition Dungeons and Dragons. It clarifies a lot of questions and adds some new capabilities to older vampires. It is also good reference material for 5th edition, but some of the ideas have already been included and some have been negated - wooden stakes just don't work like they used to!

I've read this, but I can't remember a thing about it, which is a good indication that it wasn't memorable at all. Its also about the D&D Spelljammer setting, which has its own problems.