Somewhere between pre-written adventure modules.. A ready-made setting ripe for adventure An easy-to-reference adventure overview Full-color maps Modular adventure elements that fit together seamlessly in any combination Six robust locations with sights, sounds, and sensations Seven challenging encounters, including combats, environmental hazards, traps and puzzles, and climactic boss fights Six non-player characters complete with descriptions and secrets Simplified monster stat blocks for easy, fun encounters A massive toolbox of random generators for loot, monsters, skill challenges, traps, NPCs and much more All of this is 5E compatible, and easily altered to fit your favorite roleplaying game system or setting.
Your Name. Rating Bad Good. It is a matte paper which tends to make the artwork very dark and muddy. See more the npc generator tables towards the end. December 30, pm UTC. I backed the Kickstarter, but it won't let me post a review since it says I didn't buy it. I kickstarted this project and it is an amazing finished product, exactly as advertised, great artwork.
Five out of five. Ryan L. I use this adventure kit often to plan out dungeons or quests in different locals. Dice rolling dungeon layouts is mind-blowing, I would have never thought of something like that bef [ Jose P.
This is a ground-breaking kit it comes with many great plot hooks to start the adventure to suit your groups individual needs. Plenty of building charts for encounters monsters treasure all the basics in one place to not only run a smooth adveture but [ See All Ratings and Reviews.
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Medieval to Renaissance to American Civil War. World War One. World War Two. Pulp Gaming. It is graphical, so makes it very clear how to use it. The various tables to tweak the different aspects of the adventure. One can read all the options in a given table and pick the one that is the most interesting.
The tables in the Toolbox. All of the tables they use give a lot of ideas for crafting your own tables, or using them to make your own adventures. More options for the die-drop tables. There are only four options on each table, why not just use a bunch of d4s? This is very minor. I know well the challenges of coming up with good options for tables.
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