Excellent product, very detailed; especially for the price. Very detailed locations, well fleshed out NPCs, an interesting story, and a nice tie-in to the RPPR campaign for those that enjoyed Know Evil.

Caleb does an excellent job of bringing one of the darker places of an already dark universe to life. Maps are included, so any GM should be able to run this adventure without much extra effort.

A definite must-have for any Eclipse Phase lover, especially those considering adding criminal elements to their campaigns or character backgrounds. This adventure contains plenty of inspiration to work with.

Gives a good look at the soul trading market and the kind of psychology that it would take to be involved in it. I like the multiple routes to the objective including considerations for when your players do the unexpected "sure I'll send a copy of myself to the ** and hope it doesn't ** me to badly, what could go wrong?"

This pdf would be worth the price for the treatment of Legba and Nine Lives, but the adventure itself is also awesome and full of interesting Stokesian easter eggs. Anyone considering a campaign that involves Nine Lives in a significant way should get this pdf, and anyone getting this pdf will likely consider involving Nine Lives in a significant way. A must-have.

This is just amazing, much like everything else Caleb Stokes does. If you liked this, you might want to check out 'Know Evil', an Actual Play Eclipse Phase campaign:

http://actualplay.roleplayingpublicradio.com/know-evil-an-eclipse-phase-campaign/

It's how I learned about how great Eclipse Phase could be.

This PDF not only gives a fairly detailed look at the home of the Nine Lives soul-trading cartel, it also gives PCs a chance to critically harm what may well be one of the most disturbing and horrific criminal cartels in the system. Well-done, in-depth, and easily mined for ideas to seed across games before and after running it.