TL;DR Buy it on sale and DO NOT take it as indicative of how the actual tabletop roleplaying game works.

It's something obviously meant to be replayed several times and it's short enough that it isn't a difficult prospect. If you're a die-hard WtA fan you will be disappointed at the things the game seems to gloss over such as the topic of metis, the full unabridged Litany, the intricacies of earning a tribal totem's approval to join the tribe etc.

That aside it is pretty faithful to the tabletop at least in tone, setting and presentation of the spirit world. I would definitely recommend it as reference material alongside the actual game.

The writing definitely takes a hit in the last third of the game, where things are really condensed and wrapped up way too quickly in a very "tell, don't show" manner. But the prior 2/3rds of the game is pretty consistent and sharp.

Should be longer, should be more in depth, should have taken more time to flesh people out in one go-around. But otherwise it's pretty alright and it definitely tries to be faithful to the tabletop.

TL;DR Buy it on sale and DO NOT take it as indicative of how the actual tabletop roleplaying game works. It's something obviously meant to be replayed several times and it's short enough that it isn't a difficult prospect. If you're a die-hard WtA fan you will be disappointed at the things the game seems to gloss over such as the topic of metis, the full unabridged Litany, the intricacies of earning a tribal totem's approval to join the tribe etc. That aside it is pretty faithful to the tabletop at least in tone, setting and presentation of the spirit world. I would definitely recommend it as reference material alongside the actual game. The writing definitely takes a hit in the last third of the game, where things are really condensed and wrapped up way too quickly in a very "tell, don't show" manner. But the prior 2/3rds of the game is pretty consistent and sharp. Should be longer, should be more in depth, should have taken more time to flesh people out in one go-around. But otherwise it's pretty alright and it definitely tries to be faithful to the tabletop.