You get so much bang for your buck here, I don't know the exacts but I think there's more than three dozen books and I think over 5000+ pages of materials. Insane that it's all priced at his much. It's all pretty good stuff, even though I don't really care for adventure modules, there's so much player potential stuff here that's crazy. A must buy for anyone at least looking for lots of reference materials for inspiration.

I wouldn't say that this class is perfect, but with only a little tweaking it would definitly be fun to try out and play. Given that it is pay what you want as well, I recomend picking it up, and floating some cash the creators way if you are at least moderatly impressed. WOuld buy again.

A great display of world buiulding and creative ideas here. Just read it for the first time and even though I probably won't use the setting itself, I defenitly will use some ideas present in this book!

A nice simple PDF for shields in 5e. The pdf never tries to do to much or to little, and it is a fair deal given the price and work of refinment that has gone intot he product over time. Would buy again.

The re-release physical copy is printed on good quality paper, and the softcover is a nice sturdy (glossy) card stock. There are print offs that could easily be scaned out of the book if desired, but the pdfs are clear and well organized for ease of use by the DM. While the campaign is still campy and strange, I would recomend it to many others looking to give the setting a try. If you want to run this in 5th edition I have not found it adapted yet, but there are other sources on the DMs Guild that have all the Al-Qadim monster stat blocks you could desire. Do note that this doesn't come with a map in the files, but you can easily find one online for the entire continent of Zakhara.

10/10, would try to unleash the Elephant god on the Zakharans again.

For what I got in the physical copy of the book, this wasn't worth it. Maybe if I got the book on sale and just the pdf version, but I'd say that most everyone could give the physical copy a hard pass, as nice as the printing is. The contents of this book are nice but they are over prices given certian alternatives available on the net now. I can go to the DMs Guild and find at least two other pdf docs that have just as many posions, minus all the fluff that this book has. The only reason this product isn't rated lower by me is that it doesn't just give you a list of posions, it also gives yo things like processes to creat phylactories and the ways to improve posions in the game, that are not currently present. All in all, wait for the product to go on sale before you purchase it, but also don't be afraid to look else where for good products, there's a lot more out there now in comparision to a few years ago.

I'll keep this brief, there's a lot here contentwise in the book. The cover of the book is also nice, as well as the main story. What's holding this book back is some better, or just more, art work on the inside, formating the book so it flows or at least is organized like conventional 5e adventure products, and lastly, providing a hard cover full color option for the book. I PERSONALLY RECOMEND THIS BOOK, but it should be noted that you may not like how the book is formated if you like other modules by WotC or you don't like more of an old school feel to your modules, as this feels like a very old school book.

Not only do the monsters in this book work well in many games, they are properly adapted, bring an entire setting back into the lime light for the first time in over a decade, but they also bring a new theme/spin on monsters that are largly ignored in conventional D&D. I can not recomend this book any more than I already do.

My only problem with the book is this, there are no pictures. If it did have pictures, or beautiful graphics, this book would be perfect.