Ran this two weeks ago, it was plugged into an ongoing campaign and was quite a fun little entouter for players. They liked the mini game aspect of it.

Whilen they are pretty chult specific I have used them in other jungle settings.

This was pretty easy to use and held its shape fairly well. Have reprinted and used a few times.

This was helpful for our modified chult campaign. Clearly detailed and colorful to match the setting.

I ended up here thanks to a youtube video but the book is great and really helped me insert some flavor and life into some of the weapons my players were after. I used this book for mechanics and some ideas but combined it with the 3.5 book Weapon's of Legacy as some of the stories in that book were great for a sword created in this book.

This map was quite useful for a section of cultist in the campaign. Prints out nicely and has plenty of details and visibility in the spaces.

A super helpful and fun book. The way a lot of the extra text is written is very fun and the break down of the cities and patrons/groups are very helpful for new people that might now want to deep dive into a bunch of wikis just yet. All the data is useful to also plug into homebrew world with only a few changes.

I'm not sure what else to add to this review that others haven't said as well. It is a wonderfuly useful book. I always reccomend it to new DMs and it never hurts to re-read every once in a while when I get too caught up on my own DM shortcomings. A+, great book for everyone.

This was a super fun for a one-off as my players were traveling to another continent. Changed the "death" a bit for the PCs and it did involve telling one of the players what would happen (as they were the impostor) but overall everyone had a blast.

Been using them for the campaign I'm running and they are quite helpful. Filling them in is sometimes a little annoying but nothing that a few extra minutes of work wont fix.