I haven't seen this before, not really having got to grips with 3rd edition. It looks an impressive piece of work, and I'm looking forward to reading and running it.

That artwork, particularly on the Companion, looks excellent.

Loving the cover artwork, the Companion is very reminiscent of Ian Miller, and the Enemy in Shadows cover shows a distinct grotesque sense of fun, much like the work of Paul Bonner.

While its not essential to read the Jack Yeovil stories in any order, the following, I think, contains the correct chronology: 1. Drachenfels (Prologue) 2. Red Thirst 3. The Ignorant Armies 4. No Gold in the Grey Mountains 5. Drachenfels (Main Part) 6. Beasts in Velvet 7. Stage Blood 8. Cold Stark H...

All of the Jack Yeovil (Kim Newman) stories are well worth reading. He breathes life into the Old World setting (particularly Altdorf in Beasts in Velvet), the characters are well-developed and there is a lot of horror and black humour. Another series I read some years ago is the von Carstein trilog...