Would not support the purchase of this supplement. Most of the information here can be found within the second Ravenloft Gazetteer for 3rd edition. Additions are by and large unimpressive, consisting mainly of encounter tables, underdeveloped locations, and unfinished statblocks. It has a lot in common with Van Richten's Guide, if unintentionally, given the timeframe. Additionally, rather than ignoring constant messages asking about the development of future installments, he complains about it on Twitter and takes the product off the store. Very unprofessional.

My opinion of the product may change once the product is in a complete state, but as it stands? Not recommended.

This is top-notch content.

This supplement is a thorough reworking of the domain of Darkon. The writing is great (with cheeky footnotes, my favorite), excellent art, and plenty of suggestions and teases to let the DM run wild with their own imagination.

This is some excellent content! Great update of older information with some new stuff added in to give it a facelift. It's a perfect place to launch a new adventure after the Curse of Strahd

An amazing supplement taking into account everything about the dark domain of Darkon. The author has stayed true to the lore making this supplement a nostalgia trip to anyone familiar with Azalin and his realm. A totally worthy purchase for anyone interested in the setting of Ravenloft. I can't wait to see the next parts of this series.