Thank you for this. As a DM who has been running a Lovecraftian variant of Al-Qadim from the very beginning, I found this to be an excellent conversion of the original Scimitars against the Dark article. Very well written and evocative of both Arabian and Lovecraftian themes. Highly recommended.

I havn't read the whole thing yet, but its very interesting and fun. It's really cool to get to see a lesser used part of the realms given interest and attention!

I was very pleased with this product. I was a fan of the original Al-Qadim Campaign Setting, and this has whet my appetite for more of it. I await the Adventurer's Guide to Al-Qadim, from the same author.

Great title for Al-QADIM fans. Nice high production values. I'd like to see some resources for the other classes etc but I'm probably just being greedy.

The author has done a lot of work on this product. With 29 pages, there is a lot of content for an Al-Qadim campaign updated for 5th edition D&D. I particularly like the Tomb Robber Rogue archetype. The illustrations are also great, and look like ancient paintings. My only criticism would be of the School of the Sungazer arcane tradition. I find this quite complicated and it could do with some simplification. It's quite hard to keep track of the lore dice and eldritch wards.

The other sub-classes, eg mamluk and corsair, looks interesting and well thought out. This is an essential addition to an Al-Qadim campaign.

This product is awesome! This is a great way to finally use characters with an Arabian flavor in any fantasy setting. It also has some great Lovecraftian elements in it like the Psuedo-natural template. Also a great source of some additional monsters too. Great side bar discussions and excellent ideas for any campiagn, this is a super value for the 29 pages it is really solid. I hope the author makes future products in Al-Qadim and or Kara-tur. The author created a professional looking product.