Played a character based on this during the pandemic, and it was a blast. Nice to have an alternative flavor to "rage."

Speaks to my heart as an historian. I love the flavor some of the ideas in here can add to a characer, even if you don't play the class.

A handy tool for fleshing out any jungle campaign. Most of the encounters are based on things PCs might glimpse or stumble upon in the jungle, and so they are an easy way to add a moment of flavor between major destinations. It's Chult themed, but easily adaptable.

Could make a great one shot, but that's about it. I've tried squeezing into my campaign, but the assumptions are all for stand alone play so it took a lot of work. That said, it's a good challenge if you just want soemthing a little different.

Was looking to run a simple D&D style tournament at a local mediaeval festival this past summer, and these were just the ticket. For those who want to add a tournament to their campaign, or just an event to expose people to D&D, you get explanations of how to run three standard tournamevents: combat, shooting, and jousting. Fun for all!

Probably my favorite Season 4 module! The suspense built works really well, and it was a good excuse for painting up a really hideous mini. If someone wants to play CoS, this is my go to!

Who doesn't love Goblins? Well, actually, players if all you have are those in the MM. This handy guide gives you a range of goblins with which to surprise a party ready to cleave through the norm. Highly recommend!