There are some issues with clarity in certain places (it hasn't come up in game but its unclear if High Tolerance is about charging multiple tattoos at once or if charging a tattoo after the first changes to doing harm). Those are things I can get figured out with the gm though; and after 4 or 5 scores this playbook has been extremely effective at helping me think and resolve issues like a former sailor whose taken up residence in Doskvol. It's what I came to this playbook for and it's delivered.

We have a Swarm in our ongoing campaign, with his collection of kangaroo-rats. Fun archetype, pretty useful without being unbalanced.

I'm enjoying playing a rakehell in my group's current campaign, seems well balanced and fits in with the other playbooks easily without too much overlap in archetype/purpose/specialty.

Do you want more dark with your Blades in the Dark. This playbook should deliver! One of the standouts of the Unusual Suspects playbook jam.