If you are running a roleplaying game (or writing a novel for that matter) and need some ideas for traps to spring on the unsuspecting protagonists, then this may in fact be the book for you.

The vast array of perils presented here vary from the simple to the bizarre or ridiculously elaborate, from the mundane to magically assisted. Traps, traps, and more traps.

Of course I've never known a group of roleplayers who found it particularly entertaining to stumble into trap after trap, so personally I find this book only of rare use. But if traps are what you need then it certainly could give you inspiration.

Note: Apparently this is the second book in a series.

- Peter K. ( )