Excellent supplement to add flavor to your campaign's wilderness treks. Some entries are combat encounters, some are interesting opportunities for skill checks, and some are flavor descriptions that add narrative interest to otherwise uneventful overland travel.

this has incredible content and detail about random encounters. Lots to work with here. thank you.

The guide is amazing, content is on point, and it is laid out beautifully! Unfortunately, the pdf is so heavy my devices strains to load every page, making it painful to actually use. The printer friendly version only contains a 'list of encounter names', limiting its usefulness.

Great content that isn't quickly accessable, especially in the middle of a session, just isn't that useful. And no, if I was generating numerous wilderness encounters before the session, I'd collect and distribute them in my own book, that was easier to access.

As a point of reference, Volume 8 of The Candlekeep Compendium loads quickly, has a similar asthetic of images and background parchment paper, has nearly 3 times the number of pages and is only 1/10 the size.

Thank you

These guys are good. Simple idea works very well in aiding DMs to get encounters going. Well presented. Nice job.

This is one of those products that you really have always been looking for. On top of adding encounters that provide action, intrigue, and fantastic atmosphere, this product also adds little details like weather, trinkets, book titles, bird species, liquid contents. These other lists seem to mesh together nicely when you realize that there are many types of birds in various encounters and that more variety is given when you can identify the bird, or the bottle you found has a specific liquid inside, or the book you discovered is pertaining to birds, potions, etc… There is a fantastic Statistics page with sums up the combatants, obstacles, traps, and diseases.

Really worth the investment and it goes splendidly with the Random Urban Encounters counterpart product.

They are a great help for DMs who do not have the time to create such things. Highly recommended. Take a look at the city encounters too, just as useful.

I just used Wilderness Encounters last night and it was so much fun! My players really liked the engaging and quirky (yet not unrealistic) things/people they came across. It made travel enjoyable. Assassin Games, please come out with more of these encounter supplements!

I felt that this was definitely well put together. I have used quite a bit of this through my Campaign setting as it adds depth and flavor to what would have been an empty and meaningless travel through the wild. I definitely feel that this line of 5e products from this company is definitely great and adds a lot to a campaign (Wanted was also a very nice product as well...if you have not checked it out, do so!). I definitely look forward to future products from them!

This is a nice collection of a variety of very small encounters. I'm not sure I'll use any of them as-is, but they're good jumping points for building a simple encounter or a hook for a new quest. I've already started using some of these 1-2 paragraph encounter descriptions to create some adventures which should make for a couple fun sessions. Definitely worth the very reasonable price.