I love trinkets anyway, and these are really fun and interesting. It has not just trinkets, but also books and locations. This would fit right in with a Curse of Strahd or similar horror-themed game.

When you're having difficulty adding a bit of spice to your DnD game, you want a handy resource you can access quickly. Trick or Trinkets offers just that. This short compendium contains several tables of possible curses, treasures, locations, and more that you can add to any DnD game for a bit of terrifying fun. Everything is, as might be expected from the title, related to horror and the occult, but it's all really well done. You have skeletons embedded in trees, rings that refuse to leave your finger, lonely swords, and a whole lot more.

What I really loved about this supplement is how easily you could use the items and tables to craft your own adventures. Most of them offer little worldbuilding tidbits that inspire you and just beg to have full adventures added onto them. I don't believe Chris has offered a "sequel" to this document, but I would definitely be interested in one!

There's really nothing to hate about this title. It's fun, it's creative, it's got some great art, it's well-organized and decently edited -- it's just really good! Definitely something I'd recommend.