A really good book that adds a lot of depth to crafting and magic items, the only thing holding it back is the presence of editing mistakes (eg mispelled words, sections that seem to have been erroneously copy/pasted).

The discovery of this book started a new trend in my campaigns: More direct involvement from the gods. Because I could now understand how they operate better, I was able to draw up my own rough system of rules that let me incorporate gods into the game, in all their majesty. It also helped me do away with the concept of infallible, omnipotent gods, instead leaving them as superpowerful beings who you can still, technically, beat up and steal their lunch money. I bought it quickly after I saw it and I'm a devout fan of the series now!

I'm so glad that I have this because one of my players is a big Monster Hunter fan so he wants to try and craft things out of everything he kills. This makes it so much easier.

An amazing innovation by Matt Mercer, it'll always be welcome at my table.

This is very good. I was having trouble figuring out what exactly my merchants should have in their inventories, but this helped a lot!

Makes it really easy to keep track of class features, don't know if it would make multiclassing more confusing though.

A good idea, I like how it included the MToF subraces, but I feel like it isn't as good as some of the other ones that you can find on the internet.