Would folks be interested in a multi-part section-by-section discussion of either the original Arduin Grimoire or Encounter Critical? I'm thinking about something along the lines of Sham's forty part OD&D overview or Jamie Mal's look at the Holmes Basic rulebook in seventeen installments. Though maybe I wouldn't need 17 posts for either book. (On the other hand, I could probably talk about Encounter Critical for a lot longer than 40 posts if I wanted to. I'm just not sure I want to in a systemized, page by page way.)
Anyway, let me know what you think about this idea in the comments, please.
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