Too silly for me. Depicting a fantasy archipelago as a tourist attraction is a bold choice for encapturing players' imagination. It didn't work for me and made me hate the book. Besides the funny bits there's also too little about the ways of the society iand peoples' goings on in general. The DM is left in the dark, left to be one of the tourists. Also the usual problem of the GAZ's not acknowledging each other's existence persists. Ierendi is not too far from Karameikos and Darokin but their interaction can hardly be felt. This is a general problem with the Known World: its nations feel like bubbles in a vacuum.

You don't need this product. And if you are a completetist you won't need this book either.

The maps are useless in the POD but that's a sad and understandable given.

This book was a lot of fun. Loaded with adventure ideas and unique locales, I highly recommend you pick up this book. It's also really funny.

Generally, I like this Gaz. Ierendi is an interesting place. I was a lot disappointed from the quality of the Scanned maps. There has to be a better way to get a quality Map for Ierendi City. the scanned maps doesn't add up to create the full poster.

Just excited I can finally get all the old gazeteers. Never had the resources when I was a kid, but now this is awesome. Some of the time this particular book almost seems to make light of itself, but if you concentrate on the content it shouldn't bother you.

This was my first Gazetteer when I was a kid and I still have the original! So, I was greatly disappointed that document didn't include the map, as seen in the Karameikos Gazetteer, as well as the counter sheet for the naval battles!

I really hope that this was just an oversight and that these items will be included in an update. This does not bode well for the rest of the Gazetteer series, as every one has the large map and a few even have nice extras like a full game or paper models.

The product history covers a lot of the needed information (for instance the humorous elements). Unlike the other GAZ books, it doesn't really offer a starting point for character creation or real springboards for campaign gaming.

That said, it makes for some really fun and lighthearted one-offs. The idea that it's a vacation spot can certainly make for some adventures that don't match the tone of the rest of your game.

It is missing a scan of the large map. Otherwise it would be a 4 star review.

Interesting and fun campaign setting! For the aquatic lover it is a fine addition to the D&D background. Another great Gaz!

Decent scan (minus a bit of bleed-through) of a good sourcebook for B/E D&D.