The Realms of Chirak is a kitchen sink setting (ie it has just about every kind of fantasy realm you could wish for) designed for use with 4e Dungeons and Dragons. However a lot of the 300 plus pages of material is not system specific and could be used for another ruleset if desired. I have had this for several weeks now and it has taken some time to assimilate it. It is an excellent piece of work.

I liked the idea of a long post apocalyptic fantasy world (the ruin was about 2500 years ago) mixing remnant high tech with swords and sorcery. There are loads of adventure seeds (cults, bi polar orcs, aztec type kingdoms built on blood sacrifice, utopian high tech dwarves, long lived inhuman sorcerers to name a fraction) liberally strewed through its pages. It also has new game options, new races - the Animates, intelligent golems left over from the ruin, half ogres, Cannesh shape shifters plus details for including all the 4e races. High tech items, both blackpowder and ancient devices, are detailed as well.

It is an amateur product in the best sense, a labour of love that emerged through actual play. It is illustrated to a high standard and written in an entertaining and engaging style. It has inspired me to run a campaign for my friends set in this world. If you want to find out a bit more, have a look at his free introductory guide to the setting.

Highly recommended.