Kult GM Screen

In Issue 56 of White Wolf Inphobia, Denys Bakriges commented, "The excellent GM screen concisely and handily puts forth the most important tables and lists of the game system." About the included adventure, Bakriges noted "As is the usual Kult practice, the player characters become victims during the course of the adventure, but this scenario goes too far in herding the characters from one tortuous situation to the next." Bakriges concluded, "The chilling GM screen [illustration] itself is worth the price of the package; although the supplemental booklet offers little value."^[3]

In Issue 13 of The Unspeakable Oath, Allan Grohe thought the information presented on the screen "is clearly important to maintaining the flow of game play" but questioned why the tables for weapons, accidents, poisons and sedatives were not also included on the side facing the players, calling it "a noticeable lack. Combat can be slowed as participants seek necessary stats, a search the GM Screen could have considerably sped up." Grohe liked the revised and expanded character sheets in the accompanying booklet, calling them "the best aspect of the product, despite their lackluster appearance." However, Grohe called the included scenario "a hideously constraining, linear adventure ... The action in 'Unto Death' moves from event to event, taking into account no deviation from the scripted outline." Grohe concluded by giving this product a rating of 5.5 out of 10.^[2]

• Windgeflüster (Issue 27 - Oct 1994, in German)^[4]