[FastJack]

I rebuilt my face using them (although I created a home-brew Aztlan nationality to go with her story), and she came out pretty well.

[knppel]

I rebuilt my face using them (although I created a home-brew Aztlan nationality to go with her story), and she came out pretty well.

I'm considering the same now that I saw a Priest-Seminary module in Lifestyle just the other day.
In general Run Faster is simply a wonderful addition. The shine in the eyes of my sister when I handed her the printed copy, and her first remark ("I want to play something super sick and infecting!") alone were worth the money. And we're even playing with it.

Am I the only mage player here or why no love for the magic books...?
Seriously, I know there is no love for them, elsewise there'd not be four limited copies of FA rotting in my rp shop guy's lowest shelf

[Beta]

Am I the only mage player here or why no love for the magic books...?
Seriously, I know there is no love for them, elsewise there'd not be four limited copies of FA rotting in my rp shop guy's lowest shelf

I think because neither Street Grimoire nor Forbidden Arcana were particularly well executed overall.  They each had important information and options, and some very cool bits, but both had a lot of issues requiring errata, house rules, etc.  They were more books that you needed than books that you appreciated, I think.

[PiXeL01]

I actually like the options in FA. Totem mask? Yes, please!
Admittedly some masteries were a tad OP (illusion master?)