For its $30 price tag, this game felt woefully incomplete, especially compared to other beginner box sets like Pathfinder's.  With its handful of pre-gen characters (no rules to make your own) and just a smattering of NPC baddies to design stories around, there really isn't that much to do with this game.  I honestly think if you're interested in this game then you should just save your money and wait for the full version to come out.  I hate to sound cynical, but it really is obvious between the $30 Beta Rules book, this "sneak peak" of the rules (that most companies would give out for free via .pdf), and then the "real" version coming out next year, that they're just slowly milking eager fans for as much money as possible.  It would be like charging half retail price for a video game to be part of the Beta, then paying half retail price again for the demo, then finally full retail for the actual game when it comes out.  Who would do that?