Of all PDFS in my Collection this has got to be my Favorite. Mixes all kinds of History for any Campaighn desighn. Not at all Dissapointed. some of the 101 seris doesnot seem very vigorating,but this work is a must buy on anyones Christmas list. So if you donot have this in your wish list I highly recommend you put it their.<br><br> <b>LIKED</b>: Art work, and Items inside very fine PDF.<br><br><b>DISLIKED</b>: Too Short heeh Could have included things like "GOLIATHS'SWORD","JOABS TRUMPET".and even "EZ'NITES'SPEAR".<br><br><b>QUALITY</b>: Acceptable<br><br><b>VALUE</b>: Satisfied<br>

Well done. A good collection of "real world" treasures with nice d20 powers. They can be altered a bit, powered up or down, or left as is with only a new name and inserted into any D&D campaign easily. I've already used a few of the low power items and have given out one of the 7 rings of the 7 (known) planets. <br><br><b>QUALITY</b>: Excellent<br><br><b>VALUE</b>: Very Satisfied<br>

Two thumbs WAY up. The product is entirely artifact level items (Legendary Treasures of Europe). I think that if you're running a real world campaign that touches on Europe or descendants of Europeans, you'll find this book invaluable. <br><br><b>LIKED</b>: The option to print to colour or printer friendly B&W is a superb option. I feel that it shows thoughtfullness to the user.<br><br><b>DISLIKED</b>: There isn't a single bad thing I can say about this product.<br><br><b>QUALITY</b>: Acceptable<br><br><b>VALUE</b>: Satisfied<br>

Simply excellent. While I can certainly find a few instances where I may not agree 100% with the stats of a particular item, they are all quibbles, really. Keeping in mind that these are Legendary Treasures, and what the introduction calls attention to, there really is no item that I found broken or insanely powerful; these are relics and artifacts, and they are surely treated as such. The list of items is excellent, including some of the ones you'd imagine, but pulling a few really obscure ones as well. The product is worth it if only for the list of items alone; you can always create your own stats, but to have such a handy list of legendary items from history can be a lot harder. Whether you use the items as stated or not, this is an excellent resource for historical gaming, and even for a regular medieval fantasy game (just substitute names accordingly). The wealth of ideas found in these electronic pages is many times the 101 entries it contains, and is sure to be a treasured addition to any GM's toolbox.

This was a very well done product and you can't beat the price. It was well-written and well-illustrated and very informative. I really thought they tried to capture the essence of the each artifact within the rules. A great resource for Arthurian or historically accurate (as much as possible) campaigns. Bravo!

I probably enjoyed this book more for the ideas it can give you than for the actual items. If you ever wanted to run a game set in a fantastical version of medieval Europe, this book is certainly for you. It gives a great background on every item and organizes them according to era (ancient world, classical world, early medieval, etc.). A lot of the items are rather overpowering (the kind of relics you would base an entire campaign around) and you probably wouldn't use the majority of them in any one setting, but practically every item is interesting enough to warrant consideration of how to incorporate it into a game. Great content for the price, even if you only want to see what relics made the list.

I can certainly quibble about the interpretations of certain myths-into-D20 weapons, but this collection will certainly spark a lot of imaginative ideas. I give great kudus to the group for looking beyond the obvious (Excalibur) to find some of the well-loved, but less generally well known (Blue Blade of Oberon).

Lots of fun and provides fantastic quest items!

A nice collection of real world items for myth and legend that can easily be ported into a d20 Modern game.

Makes a nice accessory piece to Blood and Relics from RPGObjects too.

Although I greatly dislike the d20 system in general, this book sets a new standard for item suppliments. It is beautifully illustrated, and each item's lore is fully explained. ... a must for historical gamers, despite d20.

I like the 101 series by Ronin Arts very much. I have all of them. This one is very good and I recommend 101 Legendary Treasures of Medieval Europe very much. I has enough information so that you can convert items to other systems. Very Good

This product is as well done, if not better, than any other product in the 101 series; very cool, well thought out items and effects.
So why did I not give it a five, you ask? It is not a question on product quality, but of utility; if one is not running a pseudo-historical campaign, most of the items within this product will need some tweaking; if you don't mind doing that, or if you are running an historical campaign, this is a wonderful product.

If you do not buy the entire 101 series, you are insane. These have plenty of items/ideas to drop in your game. So far I have never been disappointed with a product from Ronin Arts.

Great stuff! I would recommend this product to anyone.

Its not often that us game-monkeys are please to pay more for a product, but I'm geuinely pleased to see that this 101 XXXX product is five dollars cos now I dont have tpo spend another five minutes frantically trying to find something else I might like so I reach the five dollar credit card minimum.

And this one isn't even written by Philip J Reed :)

Currently I'm having happy flashbacks to the 1st edition Deities and Demigods, before it became apparent that a powerful group of PC's could fill in most of the goods as they stood straight out of the book.

Cheers Jason!

WOW!

This .pdf is jam packed full of treasures, stories, medieval knowledge, and just the right amount of subtle humor to leave you wanting more.

Whether you are playing a d20 campaign with your friends or impressing the ladies at a dinner party (or at least the cute girl that you sit next to in Medieval History 101) you will come away from reading this .pdf with a bulging frontal lobe.

101 Legendary Treasures of Medieval Europe just begs for a sequel(s)...(The science labs of DaVinci, Copernicus, Guttenburg come to mind) and many spin offs. Can you say, 101 Legendary Treaures of the Ancient Orient? I think you can see where this is heading.

I'm very excited to see more from Ronin Arts and the author Jason McKay.

Congrats on a SUPERB .pdf that will give all who buy it years of reference material and playing enjoyment.