A good book for players using the Eberron setting.

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Eberron Player's Guide showcases the setting very nicely without boring the reading. It is a good mix of new rules and setting description to capture the essence of both Eberron and 4e D&D.

New races and classes for 4e D&D

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A mostly self contained book of new player options.

Does what it was intended to do.

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The guide gives players insight on the world and adventures that they will be playing in, information about who should be in the party, and things to tie their characters into campaign.

More Evolved Items...

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A quite good and nice addition to any 3.x DM/player, especially if placed within the context of Monte Cook's Arcana Evolved and its Diamond Throne Campaign Setting.

Solid update to 4e for Eberron Fans

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This book will enable you to play an Eberron 4e campaign, or provide you with a wide array of new character options and whatnot to add to your own game.

Scythe and Shroud brings us the first 4E incarnations of four classes whose focus are death & undeath: Assassin, Deathwarden, Necromancer, & S

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As with literally every Goodman Games product, the packed-in punch goes beyond just what you’d expect!

Overview of the Realms, not a lot of depth

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A nice books that shows what is where but does not micromanage the setting

Monsters of Verdune provides these new creatures as a supplemental bestiary for Monte Cook’s Arcana Evolved.

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Monsters of Verdune, by Rite Publishing, is a monster supplement for Monte Cook’s Arcana Evolved variant rule system. Detailed within the 28 pages are 9 monsters and 2 templates to use with not only the 3.0/3.5 rule set but other gaming systems. The product has some flaws but there are solid gems...

Liner urban adventure

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Murder will out has some good slashers in it but the adventure needs some help to really be good.

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Open Grave One of the most fearsome types of foes in Dungeons and dragons are the varies corpses brought back to life. This is the area that Open Grave covers the fourth edition of Dungeons and Dragons. Within the book Bruce Cordell, Eytan Bernstein and Brian James brings out...

Review by Merric Blackman

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A D&D 4E adventure for character levels 4-6. Beneath Thunderspire Mountain lies a sprawling network of mazes, tombs, and caverns collectively known as the Labyrinth. What will the heroes find when they enter its passages and chambers?

The 4E adventure you've been waiting for...

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A balance of combat, skill challenges, and roleplaying-- this sandbox adventure into the feywild is jam-packed.

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Skyships. Pirates. Musketeers. Fencing. Intrigue. Mysticism. Adventure! The back cover promises all of these things and S7S delivers at every turn. Read on about this fun, high action game driven by the PDQ system.

With a host of new options, the Player's Handbook 2 can bring an entirely new feel to your games.

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In Short Offering a wealth of new options, the Player’s Handbook 2 sets out to provide players with good supporting build options and it succeeds wildly at its goal. With old classics reimagined for 4E, such as the Bard, alongside tactically fascinating new options like the Avenger this...

Good, but I'd consider the PDF over the Print for the art.

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A generous offering of monster mayhem, but definitely more OGL than 4E.

Versatile and Multi-Genre

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Accessory for popular E-Z Dungeons line

Quick, Versatile

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Even a novice can make a great looking accessory!

A 4-parts mini-campaign to find the crystal pieces, save the world!

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A mini-campaign aimed at beginner characters in the DW world, this will nevertheless prove as dangerous as Sleeping Gods for rash players and unprepared GMs. But making it through will give your PCs material for high tales to spin in inns for many years to come.

One Masterpiece of an Adventure

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The finest urban adventure I have ever had the pleasure of DMing.

30 small dungeons to explore and challenge players

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Dungeon Delve There are times that a big adventure is not what is needed. I have found that as I run more and more of my own plots and story that large dungeons and adventures just are not fitting as well. I like the little adventures and encounters a few companies put out for...

A time-starved GM's dream come true

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More tables than you can shake an army of kobolds at, great for fantasy games of all shapes and sizes. The Civilization and Plot chapters really shine. This is an invaluable resource for GMs.

A series of 7 linked adventures in the Lands of Legend

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While the adventures provided are part of a suggested campaign to bring beginning characters to name level, their overall style, even if interesting and representative of the DW world, can mean quick death to your usual dungeon crawler crew. Rated for Mature and Careful players only. Some parts may...

Compendium of classic beasts from the lands of Legend

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Even if many are in the DW rulebook, the extra details and the new creatures are well worth investing into this supplement for the GM, probably less so for others.

An intriguing experiment which shows real promise.

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For the price, well worth checking out. It may not be to everyone's taste, but if you enjoy old-school dungeons and Monte Cook's flair for the evocative, you'll definitely get a lot out of Dungeonaday.com.

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Prepare for War Great conflicts erupt between rival nations and threaten to sweep across entire continents. As armies clash in epic battles, the actions of a handful of bold heroes can turn the tide of war. Whether in the thick of combat or on a secret mission of dire importance,...

KQ9 seems to hit its stride, though there are still a few minor stumbles.

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Dave Arneson's final interview, a heaping of OGL material, a healthy dose of 4E, and a smattering of Pathfinder with some beautiful art and a great map.

Back on the wave of nostalgia, this one is different enough to warrant a close encounter

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Revisited from the original 1985 series of books, the new version of the game cathers to both newbie and grognards, providing a more dangerous place to adventure in than regular fantasy rpgs, but not a less interesting one. Even if the mechanics suffer a bit from age and the way the game was...

Solid mystery plot in an unusual setting: an eternally burning forest.

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Ever-burning forest location works. Many options for negotiation and mystery solving. Challenging fights abound.

Clockwork, Kobolds, and Treachery...what more do you want?

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Come enjoy this delicious taste of the world of Open Design and stay for the clockwork. This is a gorgeous and robust gazetteer that will have you clamoring for more!

Solid old school D&D fanzine with multiple adventures, magic items, and rules.

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The text is solid and inspirational, the graphics are simple, the inside is black and white. The issue contains several adventures, a dozen magic items, some extra rules, a hand full of monsters. I liked it very much.