Planet Mercenary has arrived!

So yeah here's the box! packed nice and solid. Nothing moves, nothing gets damaged!

Inspector Cat has to check things out!

I guess that means it passed inspection? Anyway on to the contents!

Thanks Howard, Sandra and Alan for letting me participate!

The other side of the card. I love all these extra's!

Looking in the box. I'd already taken the book out. But I'm keeping you all waiting!
GM screen, dice bag and a pack of mayhem cards!

The back of the GM screen. All the colours are so vibrant. The who thing is very high quality!

The inside of the screen. Where I'll be hiding my secret notes!

Andyes! The book! Full-sized, about as big as the 3.5 PHB. Nice and shiny cover, I took this pic a little later, so potato quality cause the light was going.

Inside is also beautiful. I can see no expense was spared. The colours look great!

And yes of course signatures from the crew!

The mayhem cards. I didn't take a lot of pictures of the box, it's some kind of plastic. Quite tough and durable. Again I'm impressed with the quality.

I don't know yet if this is the standard rule for mayhem, or a variation. More mayhem is always good I think!

I also shelled out for the maxims book, the defaced version. Again, good quality material. I was quite giddy, it feels a lot like holding an actual piece of the universe.

The back, sorry for the blurred picture.

Signed!

The paper is quite soft, but not thin.

More goodies! The dice bag! I love this thing already!
the two spots on the right were bits of packing material. It arrived in pristine condition.

Mayhem dice!

Because I combined my orders for the RPG and the handbrains I got some extra goodies. Including captain's bolts!

Challenge coins and more pins!

Another challenge coin and more pins!

So many pins! I'm going to have to find a good way to display them!

On to the handbrains!

They're in the bottom of the box, individually packaged.

Each comes with a stand, and of course a fiddly bit!

The fiddly bits are, fiddly.

I didn't bother taking pictures of the assembly process. It's quite simple.

The Errata was in there as well.