This is an amazing compilation for city-building! So simple yet so effective to create diverse cities for your D&D world!

Was very excited for this but was extremely disappointed for the following reasons:

• poor art quality
• poor world building
• no choice of outcomes, very linear and railroaded
• NPCs not fleshed out enough
• magic items are boring
• no encounters with the arch devils

If you want info on the nine hells, I would recommend Mordenkainen's Tome of Foes instead

This is a really well put together collection of puzzles that can be easily dropped into any adventure, they feel challenging but also entertaining. The handouts are really well made and make it very easy to communicate the basic concepts of the puzzles with the players. Looking forward to more puzzles from this wonderful creator!

Wow this module is completely crazy, I love it! So much lore, details, monsters, such a weird setting!

This was a really interesting design to build and assemble, very well done!

This mindflayer design is so creepy and unique, I love it!

Love this Orcus design! It's really nice to see so much details in a mini, although given the size this is a maxi!

This was a really great summary of the Ancient Red Klauth, he's an important part of my D&D campaign and this was a very useful compendium summarising all the knowledge about him!

A really nice compilation of material about the Feywild, perfect resource for a campaign setting!

This is a really cool artifact, my players loved it when I gave it to them during our session!

This is a beautifully made contract, love it! Will definitely be using this as a prop for my D&D game!

This was a really nice self-contained adventure, loved the plot hooks and the general structure as well!

Love it! Adds so much authenticity to worldbuilding to be able to just show the players a notice board instead of just narrating a bunch of quests! Such a cool idea! Great job compiling this!

I just love this entire series, the dinosaurs are so well designed! I started assembling them and leaving them randomly at the desks of my colleagues, to see them surprised and thrilled at finding a dino-trophy!

These lycanthrope paper-minis are really well designed, and were the perfect addition to our D&D game, my players loved them and were really eager to engage with them :-)