The Arcane Archer and Circle of the Cresent archetypes make this purchase worth its sale price. Other archetypes would need to be balanced for use in your own campaign worlds, but are a good starting point.

Was hesitant about buying this. At first glance much of it seems overpowered but its not broken. Some good stuff in here. It gets five stars for its pricetag. Easily could be worth more. Very compact and creative.

Ok so here goes. Many of these things look rather broken on paper. But if you play them they are not as bad. That being said I have not played all of them. This has quite a few mistakes and is unbalanced in places but if you are DM worth your salt then you can tweak most of this to work. Admittedly there are better archetype PDFs on this site but this one brings some interesing things to the table. This should be tested and tweaked if you want to use the stuff in it. It's good it just needs fine tuning.

It is unbalanced. Arcane archer just gets free damage at no penalty.

This is a great document with a pile of new ideas for your 5E game. Does it have a couple flaws and typos? Sure. But there are also some solid archetypes that broaden your experience. Talk these over with your DM and be ready to playtest as you go. Overall, you're easily getting more than a dollar's worth of content!

Check out my full review on the GoingLast podcast.

Unbalanced. Also contains some non-sensical rules / abilities.

Great range of archetypes-options for character classes. Highly recommended.

Definitely the most well-designed pack of new archetypes on DM Guild so far. Worth every penny.

I felt like these were pretty well thought-out and really filled voids left by the 5E PHB.