Dark Heresy: The Apostasy Gambit I - Black Sepulchre: v. 1 Toy – 8 Feb. 2011

I expect that most people looking at this are already experienced Dark Heresy players, or at least well versed with the game mechanics. As a whole, this campaign is a good one, more detail than some of the other expansions, has some very good ideas to make your own campaigns.Rather than ramble, a simple list of pros and cons:Pros:includes other expansions (references to Ascension and how to adaptas above: but explicitly helps GM's to adapt the e.g. combat in certain instances to different player levels (e.g. won't tell you to just add more enemy NPC's, will help with enemy weapon or trait loadout, ratios of enemies to PC's etc, in all very well done)A wide ranging campaign - lots of different areasFairly simple to followCons:some bits not as detailed as others where obv authors didn't intend the campaign to go - there is a transition to another planet where it literally gives no guidance (yes I appreciate it's up to the GM to do details like that sometimes, but it is nice to have at least SOME grounding - there are some clear instances where detail is missing in vital parts (certain rooms that are fairly key)).The main cathedral the PC's operate can be a bit confusing, mainly because of all the areas, and that all of them are interlinked in some way (if you kill ... in ... room, then ... happens in ... room, which is influenced by doing ... in ... room). I expect this was just me not being as great as other GM's may be at keeping it all together but something to note. (saying that, the detail and complexity IS a bonus - nice to have scenarios where A+B doesn't directly make C happen).Lastly - Spelling and grammar mistakes guys! I know most people won't care but is a recurring thing in the Fantasy Flight books, just basic thing a spell checker should've picked up, or where it'll say 'her' instead of 'him'In all a really great lengthy campaign, was refreshing for me as I have only ever done smaller campaigns before, such as Purge the Unclean (another really great set of campaigns by the way, better for shorter and more action packed campaigns), but was nice to have something that is longer, and to be continued with the remaining two in the trilogy.Good work Fantasy Flight guys

These is a very good first part trilogy. But i recon that the Harlock Trilogy seems waaaay better. Still it's a quite bood adventure.