This was great to include as part of the Tomb of Annihilation inside the Lost City of Omu to add another level to the evil created by the death curse and the nearness of the tomb.

Anything I can use to challenge my players more always makes for a good game in my opinion. Super well thought out and also could be used as an amazing jumping off point. I added a couple more 'corruptions' to my personal DM tables that protained a bit more to the senarios that I like to use. :) Awesome work!

We really enjoyed this product. A great addition to any DM's toolbox! We covered this product in depth on our show Crit Academy. Check it out here. http://critacademy.libsyn.com/corruption-rules-for-your-dd-campaigns

I really love these rules. I already use the optional Sanity and Honor abilities scores from the DMG, and these corruption rules are really helpful to add flavour and horror to the campaign.

I really enjoy this product, it adds interesting bits in my campaigns and to the PC's. (I love seeing their faces when I tell them that they have a point of corruption.)

It's simple and easy to understand and that is all I could really ask for!

Easy to understand, well written, and with various options for corruption. There's enough room for experienced DMs to modify this, as it's not overly restrictive. The formatting, aesthetic and tables are all excellent. Perhaps there could be a little more description of each effect, but that really falls to the DM's narration rather than the rules themselves. All in all, a fantastic resource.

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.

Its free and has a few good ones in here. I like #100 the most.

Seeing this to me from Matthew Mercer was rather disappointing as this is rather underwhelming compared to the efficacy of corruption presented within planeshift innistrad as this makes corruption very cut and dry with very little flavor.

Thesecorruption rules allow aninteresting twist to being in places with vampires orother intense evils and are perfect for mid level play

Already implemented in my Curse of Strahd campaign. A fantastic way to raise the stakes and encourage more roleplaying. Only thing to note is that certain Corruption Effects can severely weaken a character's core abilities (disadvantage on dex ability checks for a rogue for example). I recommend a DM consider any mechanical Effect before giving it.