Dear lord where to start...

This book is bonkers in the absolute best way possible. The collected authors have created wonderfully unique stories for your table. There's a lovely mix of stories that can drop right into a regular (if silly) campaign, and several that are more experimental and perfect for a goofy afternoon one-shot. Some can even be done in a perfectly serious manner, but...like why?

Also, the artwork from cover to cover beautiful, bizarre, and brilliant.

Unbridled Anthology from Oliver Clegg (@deathbybadger) et al

I was preparing an adventure for a game to cheer up a friend and cackling maniacally to myself when I realised my quick and dirty review was left mouldering in my notes, which is no place for it. Much like this universe is no place for something as unholy and pure as this anthology of gorgeous awfulness!

I have been ridiculously excited for this since Oliver first uttered his intention for this project, backwards in an eldritch dialect only the gayest unicorns can understand (it may have been ancient camp form of Scouse).

If you were worried D&D was already ruined... Hooboi!!!

After reading this I’ve had to force the flaccid eggs that were once my eyes back into the smoking craters of their sockets, but I can confirm it’s so much worse & more glorious than you could’ve imagined!

Despite getting noticed by senpai Crawford, you’re going to want to download this ASAP, before someone who actually wears a ‘suit’ to their ‘job’ at Hasbro decides to nuke D&D so hard only the radioactive hagroachicorns from Volume 2 (like there’s going to be a volume 2 lmfao!) are all that’s left.

I’m not saying this is worth the quote unquote ‘world’s greatest roleplaying game’ ceasing to exist, but I can’t think of a more fabulous, rainbow-vomit-caked way for it to get euthanized!

You simply must buy this, if not at least to discover for yourself how pure, wretched, queer and brilliant this is from blink crocodiles to hagbaxis thirstier than your Everything But the Girl cover band, Deserted Miss Lorraine!

Producer: Oliver Clegg Editors: Catherine Evans, Liz Gist, TK Johnson Writers: Catherine Evans, Alicia Furness, Jessica Marcrum, Liz Gist, Joshua Barbeau, Jonny Robertson, Kai Linder, Alison Huang, Jacky Leung, Em Miller, A. Kelly Lane, Kat Kruger, R. Morgan Slade, Richard Malena-Webber, Zeke Gonzalez, Kayla Bayens, Matthew Whitby, Brittney Hay, Oliver Clegg Cover Illustrator: Lluis Abadias Interior Illustrators: Kevin Miller, David Markiwsky, Lluis Abadias, Xan Larson, Liz Gist, Ignacio Santander-Alfonso

UNBRIDLED makes you say, "Well, that's what being pooped on by a unicorn while they're making out with a hag while bizarre mutations of the two watch and eat popcorn feels like." And I mean this in the best way possible. This is absolutely bonkers and I love it with the heat of a thousand cliches! You get multiple adventures for your game, Weird Magic, new hags and unicorns, and a Unicorn player option. There is so much fun to be had here it would be a shame not to buy this product. I mean, it may be a different kind of shame if you do buy it but I've made peace with that and suggest you do as well.

Major kudos to everyone involved with this! UNBRIDLED is everything it claims to be and a few things that I didn't know are legal in society. You may not be sure you want this, but you definitely need it.

If the premise of this product sounds a bit bizarre, well, that's because it is. (More than a bit actually.) But it's also all kinds of brilliant. The opening page with the disclaimer "Things are about to get really #$%&ing weird" is the perfect introduction, and spot on. The pages are filled with beautiful and twisted artwork. And it sets the mood properly.

The product itself contains a collection of adventures mostly short enough to be run as one-shots across all level ranges. The themes range from mysteries and body switches to robot hags gone wild and - my favorite - a cooking battle using lasers, complete with a map showing the distance between opposing cauldrons and various kitchen appliances.

There is also a delightful collection of unique monsters, mostly variations of unicorns and hags, including favorites such as nightmare unicorns, gloom hags, and, of course, caticorns.

Highly recommend picking this up for those evenings when your party is in the mood for a zany adventure that leaves them thinking, "Okay, what the #$%& did I just play?!"