High quality printable creates. Definitely brighten up the playtable when you bring these out for your players to face.

Very good work. :)

Excellent sheet for the players, I have printed out and handed them out to the players and they immediately started looking them over and use them during play, drastically cutting down on the amount of times that I had to explain what they could and could not do on their turn in combat.

Very nice product and well worth the asking price, in my opinion.

Good work!

This supplement is great if you wnt to produce a authentic feeling town, or just want to get your feet wet with what it is you need to consider when creating a full city. The price is perhaps a bit steep, but if you're truly interested in how to make your towns more immersive or perhaps "realistic" then I think you'll enjoy this purchase.

This was a very interesting and fun addition to my D&D game. It contains quite a bit of differnet character options, good solid ideas for how to run the game and otherwise just has some really intriguing ideas to it.

Now, it is a rather costly product, 20$ being perhaps more than some people are prepared to pay for a D&D supplement. And I will not presumeto say if it is worth it or not, that depends on a lot of personal viewpoints etc.

What I will say is that I personally enjoy this supplement and think that its additions are welcomed and fun, I especially liked the idea of having a barbarian caster (even if I'd never play a barbarian) I enjoyed the fact that it was an option.There is also a dead background and a slew of other interesting things.

Now, that said, the character options and other items in the book aren't perhaps as extensively playtested and balanced as the materials that Wizards of the Coast produces, which is quite understandable. It is however quite good and in my optinion not that difficult to slightly alter it to perhaps be more balanced or to fit into your game.

All in all, I thoroughly enjoy the items and options that this complement brings, but can you live without it? Yes, I think one can, unless you're particularly enamoured by at least a few of the options in the book, prehaps it isn't for you. Simply because of its price being what it is, you should at least feel like the options provided on the items page are interested.

A good item, I enjoy it, just make sure that you check the headlines of what's in it and feel at least a little interested by a few of the things before aquiring.

A really good, solid name collection, many different ones and covers a broad range of people and items. Well worth the cost if you (like me) have a hard time coming up with names on the spot. Or otherwise just want inspiration.

I like this product, the information in it is nicely structured, and you get a nice overview of what you can do if you want to set up a tThieve's Guild.

Do be warned that the information inside is thoroughly aimed at maintaining the guild as a "off-screen" thing, unless you (as the DM) want to shoulder the NPCs of the entire guild when the PC(s) who have arranged for and set it up wants to come and speak with all of them, it really is (in my opinion) something more for flavour to the world than anything else. It provides money and there's the potential of adding plot hooks into the Thieves' Guild, when they are out and get blackmailing information for instance.

The only gripe for me is the fact that it is heavily aimed as an off-screen thing, granted, you can definitely run it more of a on-screen thing if you (as the DM) wants to shoulder that responsibility and those NPC:s, but otherwise is mostly a book keeping thing that brings some potential flavour and a revenue stream to the party.

Perhaps you could use this to more engage your players? Or at least the one in change of the books for the guild.

Don't get me wrong, I really like the material in here, but it adds a tad more book keeping for the DM, unless a player shoulders it, and it's just in general more things to keep track of. But, if you like that sort of thing, then this is right up your alley.

They are precisely that which they say on the tin, rules to add corruption to the game.

Is this something which is going to revolutionize your game? Probably not.

But it is material which should at the very least allow you the option of adding corruption when you're in a "evil" setting, and most importantly (to me at least) it means that I can take the material and simply alter it a little to fit my own world, as opposed to having to write it all up myself. A really good and yet simple material.

A truly great bundle of character sheets. Having all of them highly specialized to a specific class, really aids with not having to write down all the different class features and keeping track of a bunch of things. Truly a great resource for either a DM who likes having NPCs on character sheets, and also for providing these sheets to new players, who will then perhaps more easily be able to select a class, having all the information right there on the sheet.

Really great work!

A very nicely put together combat sheet, this will definitely help me prep for encounters as well as set up improvised ones, thank you very much. Keep up the work. :)