The Frontier has been a great addition to my gaming arsenal! It uses a familiar-enough version of the general d20 mechanics for everyone in my various groups to feel comfortable, but with enough streamlining touches that it really doesn't slow down play.

While it wouldn't be my game-of-choice for a long-term campaign (it is the "shoot and loot roleplaying game," after all), it does make for an excellent low-prep one-shot or mini-campaign (especially with its included, but not requried, setting in the Three Lakes region of Prometheus) that gives you all the crunch and flavor I need to tell any kind of story.

The wide variety of supplemental materials also makes it easy to cherry-pick additional classes, equipment, enemies, etc.

This system is fast to play and uncluttered by over-complicated rules. That doesn't mean the game lacks detail it doesn't.

What it does is handle various situations in a logical but quick to resolve manner.

I also like the way damage his handled a very simple but effective way of utilizing the differences in power between weapons.

This is a short review I'm not a great review writter but this game brought something to the table a lot of other games fail to do a quick concise system that is tactical without being complex with quick resolution for almost every situation allowing the players to concentrate on the action and role playing without looking up countless rules and countless rules.

An Excellent system I'm happy I paid the few pennies that it cost.

Well Done One Dwarf Army!