The vast Trinket Tables alone are worth it (We used them at the start of my most recent campaign and the player's loved them!). Lots of useful concepts, quick tricks, some unusual monsters thrown in.

A great collection of shops, inns, places of interest, towns and even a small city. Each is generic enough to easily fit into most established settings and homebrews (aside from extreme places like Dark Sun, lol). Some have a great historical point of view, others are more fantasy style. There are no real rules in the book, allowing for easy modification for whatever system you are using. Lastly, as seen on the cover, you have the amazing and obnoxious J'Hae and Bhob the Unspeaking...I'm sure you can figure out what they're about.

A good supplement for your Waterdeep experience! Ads a feat that fits the flavor of WOMP (a friend's acronym for the order) as well as spells and good extra flavor for this staple group a grognard like me.

The wide variety of options for this set makes it a worthwhile addition toward the other Fat Dragon Games sets.

I loved it, brought back the right combination of nostalgia with a few minor tweaks (actually wish there had been more tweaks to bring it closer to the rules system of NWOD). But the best thing is the return of info on pretty much every bloodline ever published from the very beginning of Vampire and through all the Dark Ages supplement (except for the two Nosferatu lineages in Libelus Sanguinus IV). If you're a fan of Vampire: the Masqerade, or are looking to jump start a new game with "classic" world of darkness settings-this is the book.

How many adventures start out in a tavern? In many ways this is a must have...the 3d models are just a bonus! I've liked everything I've gotten from FDG and highly recommend them, I've even found that with the pro adobe reader I was able to manipulate the images a bit more to customize my work.

I've liked all of FDGs products thus far, I have adobe pro PDF reader so I'm able to manipulate some of the images a bit to customize them even further. I also have to say that they often come up with very clever ways of creating things in very a very simple manner that I would never have thought of!