I have many Starter Sets from throughout the editions. I guess it's kind of a tradition for me to pick them up. I count 11 on my shelf. Usually they come with maps or tokens or something, but I'm not too heartbroken that this one did not, since I don't even punch out the tokens on this stuff anymore. More upsetting was when the Pathfinder Beginner Box sold the 4 heroes separately and drove the price for the complete package up to just under $50. I wouldn't have paid it except that I have a mad crush on Kyra.<br/><br/>It is very standard for a Starter Set. The format for the adventure (no spoilers, I promise!) is exactly what I predicted. As adventures go it is especially simplistic and broadly painted, but some of the best adventures I've run have been rough outlines that I personalize to my own tastes and to the PCs. It's always the highly complex and railroady adventures that cause problems.<br/><br/>I don't regret paying $12 for it, even though there's nothing new on the PC side of things. Just having it in booklet form rather than PDF is nice.