Superb print on demand quality. The colours are correct, the text is clean, and the art is reproduced beautifully. It's a very thin supplement and not worth paying eBay prices to add to your Dark Sun collection - buy it print on demand from drive-thru instead.

The print on demand copy is very good. Aside from the cover, which is way too dark (and it was a nice Easley piece, which is a shame), the interior art is all good and the text is nice and crisp. The poster map is shrunken down to a double page spread, but it is still very clear, readable and still of good use at the table. Well worth picking up in print on demand.

Regardless of one's opinion on the adventure or its (rumored) place in TSR history, the print on demand copy is an amazing reproduction. The art reproduced very well (including some classic Caldwell and Elmore), the maps are great and the text is very crisp. Good job.

The print on demand quality is very good, with a few minor problems that prevent it from being perfect. There are a few double sided hand-outs in the back that could be cut out of the original - but they are presented in the print on demand in the wrong order, so they don't link up (which isn't that big a deal for me since I hate cutting up my D&D books and always photo-copied handouts anyway). Also the 'transposession roster' at the back of the book was originally on two pages, but have been shrunken down to fit on a single page, which makes them very difficult to read. Still an incredible bargain if you want a physical copy of this adventure.

The print on demand is decent, but there are some problems that prevent it from being great. First, it is super dark. I realize that many print on demand reprints tend to be a little darker than the originals, but this copy goes beyond that. Many of the colour artworks are so dark that much of the detail is lost (I'm looking at you 'Lost Dragon Inn'). Even the cover is so dark that it makes the art look kind of crummy. There are a bunch of random maps from other D&D products in the back (the city and ruin geomorphs would have actually been useful had they been larger, instead of shrunken on the page to fit with the other random stuff). The extra stuff doesn't replace anything that was originally there, but it does add to the overall... let's say 'less polished' nature of this print on demand. Finally the poster map of Sigil in the back of the book is squished down to a double page spread. This makes it very hard to read or actually use in game. I don't know if it would have worked better if it was spread across 4 pages instead. What I really hope for is that the drive-thru print on demand can start actually printing posters - that would be a game changer.

Excellent print on demand copy. The colours are all bright and clear, the maps are crisp and legible. This is the standard to aim for in print on demand. An excellent resource for any edition.

Good print on demand copy with a couple of nitpicks that prevent it from being great. The back cover is completely blank and is missing the back cover art and text (which is not needed for the adventure but I like to have it and its strange that it's missing). All of the DiTerlizzi spot illustrations reproduced beautifully (yeah!), unfortunately the full page colour art is a little on the dark side which obscures some great pictures.

The print on demand copy is pretty good. Some of the colours are a little off in the player illustration section, and some of the maps in the appendix are shrunken down a little small, but overall the quality is good. For it's price, getting Dead Gods in print on demand is still far superior to paying the addle coved prices that original copies of this adventure are going for on eBay.

Excellent print on demand copy. Buying this is what convinced me to get other out of print, print on demand books from drive-thru.