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Despite saying I was NOT going to get into Nappies this year, I ended up picking up this book in order to review it. Plus, once I do start goofing around with Nappies I will have yet another set of rules to use them with! Win, win.

For those not familiar, this is a set of "Gothic Horror" rules set in the Napoleonic era, where bands of monster hunters go out and fight with each other and the supernatural. There are ghosts, hobgoblins, vampires, werewolves, and other things that go bump in the night. Your investigators are soldiers and civilians from all walks of life, and could include all manner of adventurers; not just guys in big hats.

They are written by Joseph McCullough who is pretty well known for writing Frostgrave, Ghost Archipelago, Rangers of Shadowdeep, and Stargrave. That means this is a book from Osprey Games and it all ready has some built in popularity. However, being by the author it is you probably also have some built in assumptions about how the game is played.
Now, let's head into the dark woods of the unknown and see what is on the inside of this book.

The full review in on the Blood and Spectacles Blog here:

http://bloodandspectacles.blogspot.com/2022/08/review-silver-bayonet-osprey-games.html