Great collection of more info for their Languard series. I wish I had started my campaigns in this world but I'll fit it into my current one. As usual great colorful text that helps me as a GM and gives a lot of ideas.

The issue I have with a lot of other town and city maps is there's no legend. It's a map with squares and rectangles that representives buildings. What makes this booklet great is that it lists on the map what each building is and has a section of searchable text describing each. This means when my players come back to this, their home town, and they want to find a baker, a jewler, the pie shop, you name it, I can quickly find one or two and point them to it. It means I have one less thing to have to think about as the DM.

I've told my current group of players (mostly new to role playing) that they will never get bored. With the wealth of online material available for a DM it's an exciting time to be playing. Well, just skimming through this book makes that point abundently clear. Just scaning the lists I've gotten so many ideas I wish I could run multiple parties. And don't get me wrong, I have bought and downloaded many lists but because this one focuses on quests ideas it's a goldmine.