This is absolutely brilliant. My players love it. I threw in a couple minor tweaks to suit my campaign, and it has virtualy turned into a sub-game as players ponder and discuss the merits of their weapons and choices.

I cut and paste 10-12 1abilities per weapon so that no two weapons are identical, add an image, and write up a histtory, and my players are in hog heavan.

A high quality product that is quite unique, and also a poorly organized adventure with gaping plot holes.

I docked a star because there is no adventure summary, so as a GM you will have to slog through the entire 100 page book in order to assemble a coherant outline.

There are several plot glitches on top of the lack of a summary; for on, a key that is pr omised to be accessable 'at several locations' is nowhere to be found. Be prepared to spend 4-6 hours working up an outline and notes in order to GM this coherantly, and be prepared to to fill in some gaps.

For some reason the author descided to waste several pages setting up a randomizing feature 'for replayability', which really seems dumb. Worse, this creates several unpredictable paths to the end, and requires even more GM work.

Finally, the end battle is terrible. I docked a star for that. The bottom line is that the PCs have little or no impact upon the outcome of the adventure; in fact, if you use the random feature, the adventure may be completely unwinnable from the onset.

If you are a veteran GM willing to log the time, this project can be salvaged and made into something better.

Requires a bit more in-depth study, but a pretty good way to put disease in your campaign.

A solid work. I wouldn't use it in a fantasy setting, butv that's just me. There's a lot of possibilities if you plan to port the 5e system to other genres.

Pretty much as advirstised: a large number of 5e items.

Decent, if simple, maps, and some useful material. I paid a buck, and feel I got my money's worth. I wouldn't pay much more because the quality of the material isn't much better than the free stuff you find with a Google search, but it is adaquate.

The material here has a high page count, but little of substance. You get scenarios without maps, and a selection of free maps that look like they were drawn in crayon on cardboard and then scanned. They would have been rejected by Judges Guild back in the 70s.

The material on airships is useful, but the sappy writing gets annoying quick, and the art is awful. I feel that it fell short of a $4 value, and I certainly won't be buying any more products in this line.

A surpringly good product. The pdf discusses mail, famlies, crises, old friends, and the like in sufficent detail that a GM will be able to use the material by just adding a detail or two. Very good stuff!