I ran this for a home-brewed fantasy game; the group was 4 players. It was easy to adapt the monsters and traps, and I threw in one more trap in the hallway to the secret room -- just for fun. It was a super foundation to build upon, and, due to player decisions, they'll be returning to study the memorial in more detail! You got my players hooked! Thanks!!

This is great for "instant flavor" or, as I saw in a YouTube video, even as a plot starter. "You find a room with X, Y, and Z in it..." -- it provokes the curiosity. A very handy collection of useful tables.

I'm not sure what I was expecting, but after reading through it, I feel like I could have gotten much of this information from National Geographic or web searches. I'm trying to think back at the time I purchased it v. when I tried to use it as a resource -- perhaps I was looking for more suggestions of settlements and full-page scenes.

I used this to fill in some color in an Inn. I could make some quick chanes to adapt it to my fantasy world. Really well thought out and puts some unique feel into a game.