It's a comprehensive list, that's for sure. But the quality of the PDF is absolutely awful. It looks like a poorly scanned pirate copy of the book: the text is hard to read, there's no OCR, the pages are crooked, and there's no bookmarks. The "4th Edition Bonus Material" at the end was obviously tacked on later and is an acceptable PDF quality, but it's so narrow-focused on "pulp/noir" names that it makes it rather useless for anything else.

Honestly, I'd recommend against buying the digital version of this book, unless they come out with a "5th Edition" that doesn't look like something I would've illegally downloaded from a torrent site.

Warning: don't buy any of the individual d66 lists if you buy this. This is purely a compilation of all the d66 lists. I made the mistake of buying it all thinking it was different, and ended up paying for the same content twice (more, really, since the individual lists cost more than this collected version).

This is a review of the PDF, not the campaign itself.

The quality is crisp and clear, which is the main reason I purchased this (to supplement my physical copy and make clearer prints for the handouts.

However, the reason I marked it down was because it has NO BOOKMARKS. This is a large-scale campaign of almost 250 pages, and there is no navigation in this PDF. And with it being watermarked and protected, there is no way to ADD bookmarks. This severely impacts the functionality of this PDF in session use.

I advice purchasing the physical copy of this scenario over the PDF version, until Chaosium fixes this glaring issue in its professional release of the PDF.

This is a review of the PDF download, not of the game Call of Cthulhu

I own multiple physical copies of this book, and I wanted to replace the low-quality PDF I've been using for digital purposes with a high-quality, company-supporting version.

This PDF version is clear and crisp, exactly what I was wanting in its purchase. However, it DOES NOT come with ANY bookmarks for chapters or tables or anything. If I'm paying this kind of money for a professional PDF release, I'm disappointed that it does not include the navigation features that make a digital book easy to page through. Since it is a protected, watermarked document, I cannot add the bookmarks myself, which severely impacts its functionality during sessions.

I do not recommend purchasing this PDF version of the rulebook. Instead, buy the physical copy -- if you're going to have to manually rifle through the pages of the book due to no navigation, might as well do it with a physical copy.