Simply great. Two high quality art pieces at a Pay-What-You-Want price. That's amazing.

Saw some other dude just gave this 3 stars. Art that you can get for free or cheap, and they give it 3 stars. Why some people have to be jerks, I don't know. But let's face it, this whole review system is broken anyways.

Anyways, if you want some cool art, the price is definitely right here. Pick this up.

DO NOT BUY. Worst violation of DM's Guild community agreement I have seen. Just an ad for writing services that downloads a JPEG of pirated art. Its "cover" being the actual WotC Dungeon Master's Guide is just adding insult to injury.

Reported, hope it is taken down at once.

Anything that brings in all the cool lore from the Witches of Rashemen in previous editions is A-OK in my book. A few weird formatting and language issues in places, but nothing that would hurt at the table. Really pleased to have purchased this.

An excellent compilation of useful rules. You probably won't use everything, but you will use a lot, and it will be nice to have the option of using the rest when necessary.

Of the AL Ylraphon modules currently available, this one is the best. A fast-paced, interesting sea voyage adventure of with great roleplaying opportunities and political intrigues, customizable encounters, and great mechanics for how the PCs run their ship. If you've bought any of the others, you should pick this one up right away.

I don't know anything about guns, but I picked up this product and was really impressed by the scholarship. It is nice to know that if I ever need this many options, I have them available. I probably never will need this much historical detail, but I can cherry-pick what I need. And it is all available at such a cheap price!

One suggestion for the author-- You may want to talk about the Ravenloft setting, as well as the Forgotten Realms, in this product and its marketing, since that setting seems to actually have more firearms and a less medieval default culture than the Realms. In fact [SPOILERS], you can even get a musket in Curse of Strahd.

I really like this class, but agree with the folks who say it is too dependent on Dex save effects and those who decry the effectiveness of the mechanical servant. These areas should be revisited.

Short but open-ended-- great as a 2 hour mod (though it requires a firm hand on the wheel as a DM), but if you have time, you should let yourself run this as a 3 or 4 hour mod, and take advantage of the agency it gives to the players. What a great mod!

A solid mod, quick, to the point, and easy to run. Highly recommended.

A great introduction to a new series of Hillsfar mods, simple enough to run in a few hours but with depth that would allow much longer play if the DM wished. The mysterious villain and a well-implemented new Intrigue mechanic make this adventure stand out. Buy it already!

This is great, and super helpful. Any DM running for Adventurer's League should grab it ASAP.

Simple, useful, and clever, really just one encounter with three parts but complex enough to take up 2 or 3 hours of rich roleplaying time. Unless your PCs are cold and heartless, this will present them with quite a dilemma. Layout is simple and bit rough, but very easily legible, and really nothing fancier is needed. My only quibble was a reference to levels of fatigue (?), but I'm guessing this just means exhaustion. Recommended.

Love the flavor and much of the execution. I've had the same concerns about power level others have expressed, but the author's consistent and frequent revisions tell me he is working things out based on feedback, which is awesome.

I loved this class so much, I made my own order for blood hunters who turn their own blood into poison ( http://www.dmsguild.com/product/176184/Order-of-the-Venomblooded-for-Blood-Hunters ), but the main class and the supplemental order the author added for it blood hunters who purposefully become lycanthropes ( http://www.dmsguild.com/product/175606/Order-of-the-Lycan-for-Blood-Hunters ) are getting the advantage of a huge fanbase providing input, allowing many revisions since they were first published. Over time I think this will be come the go-to 12th class for D&D 5E. If you're one of the few customers of this site who hasn't already, you should seriously check it out.

I don't want to be a jerk, but this should probably be taken down based on the way DM's Guild is supposed to work. Cut and paste from existing stuff doesn't really add anything.

Highly recommended, an absolute must have for anyone running a game or even a few adventures set at sea-- especially if those adventures involve pirates. At first, I was thrown off by the reference to the "Dark Carribbean" setting, since that wouldn't normally fit on DM's Guild, but it soon became clear that this more of a sensibility that you apply to oceanic adventures in any setting than a specific place or time-- this book would be great in an FR campaign set in the ocean between Maztica and the Sword Coast, a Ravenloft game among the pirates of the Nocturnal Sea, a Bloodsea Dragonlance game, etc. The charts and tables with random events and encounters and the like are enough that you can pretty much improv a whole session with no planning, and that's before you even get to the monsters. These are balanced, flavorful critters that stick to the example of existing 5E monsters, not risking making things overpowered or unnecessarily complicated. As a game writer who tends to like fiddly mechanics and intricate rules in his own design and games, this is a good reminder that the principle of keeping it simple is a huge part of what makes 5E great, and the flood of evocative content here shows that you can still make idiosyncratic, fun game content while observing that principle scrupulously. This is a great product, and an unbelievable bargain-- frankly, this should 100% NOT be Pay What You Want, but the author's loss is our gain!