I picked this up after i looked at Berts potion shop as i was needing something to help with DotMM.

I thought that both parts of tyhis were amazing and a lot of fun, some really well though of potions and the items are a scream.

I made a decision as to hopw bert wouldnt get robbed without really knowing anything and found out i did the correct thing which made it even better.

The Items and pets are not useless they are a lot of fun and add some more ways to roleplay if your party isnt so good at it, there are some great ideas for it. The selling points that you can say are crypric and intriguing as not to give away to much.

The potions are really good and have some great things going for them as well as actually having prices for them which makes it a lot easier for dm's.

You can set bert up in a shop in any town, heck let him have a franchise like i did and there are berts shops everywhere and all ran by a goblin named Bert.

Love bert and his potion shop used him as a wandering salesman in DotMM

This was kinda fun, i ran it as a one shot and would in all honesty not use it in place of the death house in CoS but that is my personal opinion.

This fits well into a ravenloft setting and when the players come to barovia i feel that it could be used that way.

Having van Richten dead and how you can play it is absolutely incredible and the idea of what the house gets you to do is pretty nifty.

I have ran CoS and been a player so this was a welcome change from the usual way the death house is and acyually gives it some purpose to the CoS game rather than being you complete it and never have to think about it again.

I originally got the two free parts to this which made me buy this.

The author did a great job laying things out, putting some fun aspects together and even when i found a couple of small mistakes corrected them quickly.

I have already let my players have the moon cursed as an option and they are trying to get me to allow werehippos amongst other were creatures.

The adventure can be scaled and the realm can be placed anywher and you can also add your own things to it which i really liked.

I cant wait for my players to run into this area

Really liked the darklord gave me some fun ideas and because of this and the moon cursed i bought the full pack.

This was prfetty cool because of it i decided to get the full version.

Lycanthrope lineage works well in ravenloft

This is amazing.

The maps look great they wit right over the ones on roll20 seemlessly, lined up with lighting and my players loved the difference.

The Notes on areas 6a-6c were a godsend, the book just tells you to make something up which i feel is sort of a cop out. The descriptions of what they should be worked really well and my players were hooked.

The subtle changes made to the seances and rooms was really good allowing you to change things up to suit your party or just change the direction and make it that bit more spooky for them.

I have 2 different groups running the house of lament the first group loved the new maps and the subtle changes the second group runs on friday and are where the first group are right now but i think they will enjoy the things that the guide and maps give to enhance it further.

This was actually quite funny.

I have to say that if your party is always complaining that they dont get magic items then this is for you. the items though magical are actually quite funny and shoulod bring some laughs from your table.

There are a ferw spelling mistakes but its easily overlooked and not that big of a deal.

I will be using Bert or one of his associates Bert during the depths of undermountain which is Dungeon of the Mad Mage.

I cant wait to give them the sales pitch sell them an item and then they find out what it does. I envisage the guy down there opening his jacket and having items on either side for sale

Owning the book in hardcover and having it on vtt all i can say is that the maps are very very lackluster but then again its nothing more than we can expect from WotC. I am not knocking the artists that made them, it is just the commisssioned work from WotC is alweays very blah with no feeling or depth.

I got trhis with the bundle and i am so glad i did, the maps line up perfectly over the ones online and the content inside works really well i cant wait for my girl to run the first adventure with her first time actually running a game and this will be handy for her.

All the content i have gotten so far has been really good and i cant wait for more to be released.

Another Great offering, it will go well with the book that i got for christmas, the maps work really well, i always get asked for ice maps for this campain by friends who are running it.

I own all but one now of the Bundles and they have all blown me away with the content, this one really goes above and beyond to help out what some are calling the tougest campaign yet.

I Own Candlekeep Hardcover and online and all i can say is that the maps line up perfectly and they are so good xompared to the online ones. I cant actually look at the first two parts as someone else is running them in a rotating dm game.

If they are anything like the previous entries then they will not dissappoint

I picked this up a while ago and was one of the first complete guides i think it was also on sale which made it even better.

The long and the short of it is that if you want to run dragon heist you will have a lot of problems with mainly the fact that the maps are awful as per usual from WotC lets be really honest and say they give you a map of waterdeep and send you on your way rejoicing. A lot is left up to the dm and players to try and get things sorted.

Yes i know they only really did xanathar's guild as the raid but it is still the one main villan that we all seem to know about.

The maps OMG The Yawning Portal, Zanathars guild Hideout, Zhentarim Hideout, Trollskull Alley, the Bar, the list goes on and on and they are all in color which if you buy it on roll 20 they are all black and white and awful imo.

I would tell anyone who wants to run Waterdeep Dragon Heist to get this plus really if they are running any of the other adventures that haveguides like this to get them.

Amazing product, i love it the extras it gives helps so much seeing as there is so much content in the game and so many maps that are not in there. The opening quest really helps give a little extra to help you out and give the players something to do especially if you start at level 1.

I will be using this again when i next run ToA.

I have had my eye on this for quite some time now and finally bit the bullet and got it. I will update the review as time goes on as i also got the roll20 version (And parts 2 and 3 also) of this too so i could run it. I mainly got the pdf so i could be reading it from my second screen. I will try to review it as a whole both the pdf and roll 20 versions as you cant review them on roll20.

The maps in both are amazing and i really like them, the hook i really enjoy and feel like it has a good thought process. I like the idea of the magic items scaling with levels although the 3 parts they will stay at one tier they can always come in handy on other things i run. The numbering on the map was a little odd but i also figured it out rather quickly so if you are running it you will have a little back and forth to do but heck Dungeon of the mad mage which i am running also is not the easiest to follow sometimes.

I like the fact that the numbers are small so they dont take up masses of space on the pdf and roll 20 maps. I havent gone through the story yet i was just really happy that everything was pre done for me although i am used to doing alot of legwork myself.

Now the only real issue i have is the fact that the english is not the best, it seems that maybe it was translated and just put down the way it was. There are missing words and some things that i think i have kinda made sense of but then again i deal with a lot of errors on other things and try to work around them be it spelling, stats wrong and so on.

Hoping to run the first session in about a week so i will start reading it in the coming days but the first couple of passages i did read i rather enjoyed.

So for now this is where i shall leave it as i get through the game i will try to add more, and then will pick up the second part pdf also.