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`The Blood of Heroes' is full of action and full of fun, even if some of the dialogue is slightly cheesy and some of the scenes are bad, tired cliches. Nothing comes for free, and anything that Sallow and his ragtag team of `Juggers' want, well, there's always a price. New magic items and spells aid aquatic characters and land-dwelling characters alike. Discover the secrets of aquatic elves, gillmen, merfolk, tritons, and more. ironically enough, while the film is cartoonish in many ways, there's a certain gritty realism at its heart. Pathfinder Player Companion: Blood of the Sea explores the mystical paths and strange abilities of sea-born adventurers. Characters limp after matches, wounds get infected and take forever to heal. The `Jugger' matches are great, mainly because they're quick, bloody and brutal. Rutger Hauer puts in a cool performance as Sallow, a man who acts like he doesn't care about anything - even though he desperately wants to taste greatness again, even if it's only for a brief moment. Essentially, `The Blood of Heroes' is a cross between a sports film and `The Road Warrior', but that's okay, since it manages to lift the best elements from its source and blends them into something fun, if not necessarily original. One of the teams of `Juggers' that travels from city to city is lead by Sallow (Rutger Hauer) a former world-class champion looking for one last shot at glory. In `Blood of Heroes', though, these survivors at least have some form of entertainment - a sport calling `Jugging', which can best be described as a cross between football, lacrosse, and a gladiator death match, serves as popular entertainment. On the surface, `The Blood of Heroes' comes across as a poor man's `Road Warrior' - somewhere in the far-flung future, survivors of a nuclear apocalypse are doing their best to survive and thrive.
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