Super useful, it expands Ironsworn wonderfully with a pack of tools for creating random scenes and challenges in a variety exploration environments. Apart from traditional dungeons, there are forests, swamps, ruins, sea caves and more. The method for generating and running these environments can be used in Ironsworn, but also easily adapted for D&D or any other rpg story that wants to explore a dangerous place.

Really impressed with the useful tools in here, especially handy random tables. The sensible explanation of how to run a sandbox campaign then leads on to a number of useful tables for generating evocative random locations, cults, tribes, conflicts, and cultures. These tools will allow me to smoothly handle my players running off in any random direction.

The 5 cultures presented are a great mix that are easy to come to grips with. Some other fantasy-Africa products proivde actually too much detail and too many cultures to be easily used.

The written content is definitely 5 stars. I gave 4 stars because the art is wonderully quirky. I like the style, but it is all black and white which nowadays is unexpected (regretably).