It's like a speed run through the events of the story as if the product of a Dn D campaign, with Taylor/Skitter very close to being the poster child of Videogame Cruelty Potential (if it weren't a tabletop rpg). Very cracky, very much Played for Laughs, yet the way events play out almost makes a disturbing amount of sense. It's a good day's read for those looking to distract themselves from the Crapsack World that is the source material.
If you like Worm and you like Darth and Droids...
...then you'll enjoy Worm d20.
It's like a speed run through the events of the story as if the product of a Dn D campaign, with Taylor/Skitter very close to being the poster child of Videogame Cruelty Potential (if it weren't a tabletop rpg). Very cracky, very much Played for Laughs, yet the way events play out almost makes a disturbing amount of sense. It's a good day's read for those looking to distract themselves from the Crapsack World that is the source material.