All I have to say is.. SO MUCH BANG FOR YOU BUCK! :)))

Great fun, easy to run with rich details. I think anyone would enjoy this one.

Great inspirational ideas/triggers coupled with thoughtful format options (print, screen, and markdown). Happily recommend to a friend.

I always wanted to try a "borderlands" module, this will be my opportunity, thank you!

This was an already great title before it got updated.

Once the PoD of this updated version goes live it will be my first purchase. I am greatly looking forward to it.

Tight writing, good plot hooks, great npcs, well ordered, beautiful hand drawn maps. This module has it all.

Some noticable nice thing about this module missing in many others are the summaries up front, like the notable streets, the timeline it gives, the reward posters it provides.

Here is an example event from the rollable table for the town Dulwich.

The town guard attempts to disperse an angry group of workers upset with a tax rise. A few of the workers begin to throw stones.

Example Npc Zado (location 11; CN male human unknown) plies his trade in the marketplace as a street performer or, perhaps, street performers. However, this enigmatic performer’s real trade is in secrets and information

Example street Briar Park Row: A small park rests along the street. Believed to be the remains of a former druid’s grove, the park features a large oak tree with a life-like face etched into its trunk. Badgers’ (location 15) stands on Briar Park Row, and the presence of its watchful, armed mercenaries makes this a particularly safe, crimefree street

As you can see its not just a one word monster or event but rather a fleshed out encounter with some real meat to it either to inspire you on or drop in as is to your game. There has been some real love and thought gone into this product.

Its a delight to read!

Wonderfully richly detailed module, a joy to run and play! The two sets of 2024 updates have been fantastic. My party is eager to try the new DND2024 bastion rules as a followup to this module!

I got this from Sly Flourish's encouragement but I don't play Fantasy, so it has a limited value to me. However, it is pretty awesome for Medieval fantasy games!

The team at Raging Swan Press has done a great job with this recently released mini-campaign setting. “The Citadel on the Wilderlands” describes said citadel within the neighboring village and town, as well as the island and coast with enough vivid detail and a wealth of tables for generating major events and intriguing rumors that adventurers might encounter while visiting the setting. Each location detailed contains a list of events which could occur, people which could be present and opportunities which characters could find. What I find especially helpful are the potential encounters described for various area of the town. I taught myself how to DM four years ago. The Village of Nemeton is described in a matter that I wished the first town I ran had been described. This mini-setting is highly usable by both veteran and novice DMs alike. Highly recommended!

I use this resource everytime I want to make travel a little more interesting and a little more random at the table. Even when I have that “inevitable” violent encounter planned, I replace something on the provided d12 table with the event I’ve planned. Keeping it random of when it will happen, but also if it will happen. Each wilderness section gives you plenty to work with, so you won’t need to google or use an AI generator to make your own random table. Making your prep even faster than if you used one of the above tools. From the d100 minor events and dressing to the uneventful events and campsite table, there is enough material for each environment to use them over and over each time your players visit that swamp or forest. Another great product from Creighton and the many talented authors of Raging Swan Press.

This book came out when I was running a Nordic campaign; it was super-useful and yet another great product from the Raging Swan.

Love this book! It brought me back to the days when I cracked open my 1E books and there were so many new words I hadn't come across yet as a 12 year old.

Pretty useful for my games and contains unique items.

massive. great ideas to get the brain going. totally worth it

In the final sessions of running this book, and it has been an absolute delight to run.

THe formating of the book, the way it lays out information is tailormade for DMs to run games at the table. For example, the town has a one pager of locations and npcs matching the map key. Whilst the dungeon has the same for each floor, with a one pager of the characteristics of the floor & one liner on each room.

This has recently been updated with player friendly versions of the extended information on the town locations which is incredibly helpful to make it even more table ready.

I suspect my party will continue with their characters in the woods, and venture out to Vongyth next.

Can't recommend this book more highly to DMs of all abilites.

I love it. It's ideal to flavor my encounters when prepping or on the fly. It also gives me hooks or ideas for my random encounter tables. It has all the main monsters and you could extrapolate for other that are similar. Last but not least, it's great for reading just for fun, it takes me on adventuring paths :-)