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Here's what people are saying about Forgotten Heroes: Fang, Fist, and Song elsewhere:

Dave "the Game" Chalker's review at Critical Miss

Matt McElroy's review at Flames Rising

apresvie's blog post at Postmortem Studios

RPG.net thread: "Preview of Goodman Games' druid"

EN World thread - I know Eytan has posted in one I've seen, but my Google-fu fails me at the moment.

Joe Kushner's review at EN World

Staff review by Nathan Collins at RPGNow - 5 out of 5 stars!

Here's a thread at EN World comparing and contrasting the Advanced Player's Guide and Forgotten Heroes.

A RPG.net thread talking about Forgotten Heroes and Advanced Player's Guide, based on some actual play experiences which is cool! Go, my flying monkeys, go!

Here's a thread at the Paizo forums which started out just talking about the Advanced Player's Guide, but veered into a comparison with Forgotten Heroes.

A thread about Wraith Recon at RPG.net foolishly posed the question "are there settings, even by third part publishers, that add new classes and such?" and thus allowed me to derail the discussion towards Forgotten Heroes.

ChattyDM did an "inter-review" where he talks about Forgotten Heroes with one of his players here.

Here's a thread about Forgotten Heroes at RPG.net - although now that Forgotten Heroes: Death's Champions has shown up at Amazon I should start specifying that it's the first FH book that's being talked about in this case!

A new review at EN World by calkiddewey. Thanks to Joseph for bringing this favorable review to my attention!

RPG.net has a review of Fang, Fist, and Song that I missed when it first appeared in December.

Megan Robertson has posted a review of Fang, Fist, and Song at the RPG Resource, interesting especially since it's appearing after the PHBII came out & so can compare the different versions of the barbarian, bard, and druid.