I have played Eternity as a few different types of characters. One of my favorite aspects of Eternity is how it falls inbetween a strictly class system like DND and a lack of class system like Cypher or World of Darkness. This allows for a more customizable character without the fear of complete failure of self balancing. I have really appreciated the flexibiliy I have been able to achieve with this. The dice rolling is beautifully simple without confining your character to being good at only one or two things. There is plenty of lore to keep you intrigued and give ideas but it is not so involved that knowing almost none (as I did when I first started playing) is not a detriment to playing at all. It may look a little daunting at first but after a short while everything makes good sense and fits together well. I highly encourage you to try this out!

Eternity is very fun and refined.

I've had the opportunity to play this quite a bit as a Game Master and a Player. Both experiences are a delight! Here are a few points Eternity excels at:

• Cooperative play is a strong suit. With a wide array of class options, the class abilities and role playing aspects can be meshed to create incredible and sometimes hilarious combinations. Developing roles can be useful in a party, but you're not limited by your role. Every class is useful in any situation if you're creative enough.

• The model for character building is very well balanced. As a player, I never felt my character build was more or less useful than other players in my party.

• The level progression path is rewarding. Level ups feel significant and customizing your character stats and abilities makes you feel powerful.

• If you're developing a campaign or a need ideas for a character, there's a lot of quality lore to pull from.

Buy a copy, play it with your friends, and support this awesome game!

This is one of the best designs I have seen in a long time. Jake did an excellent job bringing to the game to the table. Great adventure awaits.