Pyramid Review – Diomin

The artwork ranges from mediocre to terrible. The pages seem to overflow with wasted white space. There’s a lack of depth to the material. They neglected to put a price on the cover. The soy-based ink their printer used smears at the slightest provocation, leaving your fingers an inky mess. The prose occasionally slips from one tense to another – the bane of the amateur. The maps are of poor quality and reproduced in a manner which makes them nearly impossible to read. The tagline of the game is a needless, second rate rip-off of Talislanta. It is a litany of faults which first assaults your senses as you take a look at Diomin – but if you let them cloud our judgment, you’ll be missing out on some of the golden material which is hiding underneath its somewhat rough exterior. So, grit your teeth just a little bit, and come along with me into the world of Diomin… COSMOLOGY Diomin opens with a discussion of the cosmology and primal, mythological history of the book. At first glance you…