Dragonbane is a great game from everything I've read thus far. It ticks a lot of boxes for me in terms of a game where the players aren't super heroic and the game can be a challenge that rewards creative thinking and problem solving. The ONLY reason I'm giving this 4 stars is that the core pdf has no tables for creating treasure or improvised weapons. In the physical set these are done with cards. While the PDF of the cards is included they are one card per page. Unless you know to set your print job to multiple pages per page it's a lot of wasted paper and I was unable to find a way to align the fronts and backs properly while doing so. Fortunately I have card sleeves and playing cards to hide that. Other than my gripe about the cards being required and not set up like any other card PDF I've every purchased Dragonbane looks like it's sure to bring tons of fun to my gaming table.

While this does have all the core things to make a character there are a few GLARING shortcomings that make it nearly unusable (even with the Core set PDF of the rules or the bundle).

1) There are no tables in the pdf for treasures, improvised weapons, and initiative. These are all done by cards included in the physical core set. The Roll20 package does NOT include any cards decks. This means there is no way to do improvised weapons or treasure without a lot of legwork on the purchasers part.

2) The Physical core set include a Solo adventure with tables to randomly detail rooms, traps, content, and in short a complete dungeon. These are NOT included in the Roll20 VTT package. It is also missing the 2 Heroic Abilities designed for solo play in that same book, not that they are hard to put in more pointing out the absence.

I purchased this in a bundle with the Core Set PDF and I have the skills and materials to produce all my own cards and such to use them to actually play Dragonbane with. If I did not have the ability to do that or i did not have the core PDF set this Roll20 module is unusable.