Science-Fiction Adventuring after the Fall of the Stellar Imperium

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A well-written, professionally packaged science-fiction campaign setting for True20. The extensive history, numerous planets, organizations, and the Rover Station provide plenty of places for adventurers to visit. Reign of Discordia covers most sf genres, from space merchants to political intrigue...

A simple, effective tool on simulating fantasy warfare ala Lord of the Rings using familar D&D concepts

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Hard Boiled Armies covers how to simulate those armies battles found in literature such as Glen Cook's gritty Black Company or the finale in Return of King by Tolkien (and Hollywood).

A good start for a campaign

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An look at the first book in a series of adventures covering a campaign arc created for 1st through 20th level characters. This first installment creates hooks for the characters to get involved with the arc.

From a role-player's perspective, this is a rather meaty adventure with a great deal of depth and originality and few significant flaws.

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The Indomitable Fire Forest of Innenotdar is the second adventure in the War of the Burning Sky Campaign Saga, which is a 12 part series of adventures designed to take characters from 1st level to 20th level. The characters should be 3rd level entering this installment.

An excellent deep toolbox of useful mini-adventures easily dropped into your ongoing campaign or for one-night quickplay adventures

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Dungeon Delve is a 30 mini-adventure, 90 encounter powerhouse. While none of them equate to the full length adventures you may be used to or want, it works very well for treks off the beaten path or just a quick night of battling. Highly recommended

Essential resource for Game Masters of any fantasy system.

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No, seriously, it's a resource that you'll find yourself turning to again and again.

This is a concise yet insightful guide to Gamemasters running the War of the Burning Sky Campaign Saga.

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I found this to be a well-conceived and evocative campaign guide with a lot of great information packed in its few pages. I think this campaign guide provides GMs with a good overview of the campaign saga.

Useful mini-adventurers to get the campaign rolling.

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Six adventurers that include new monsters with solid map and art make this a handy reference tool for Game Masters that want to teach 4e to new players at first level or those just getting back into the Dungeons and Dragons Game.

History: Faerun 23 ranks

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The Realms get an amazing historical look at through a very impressive and long complete time line.

Fascinating magic items tying Arcana Evolved characters deeply to the Land of the Diamond Throne

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Arcana Evolved campaigns will love the items, so linked they are to the unique setting. Non-AE campaigns, though, may not benefit as much unless either the GM is willing to adapt them to their campaign or use Items Evolved: Oaths as a source of ideas. For the price, a buyer can't go wrong.

Excellent Work.

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An excellent expansion upon the idea of combat in the Dungeons and Dragons game.

Traditional Hack-n-Slash in the Land of the Diamond Throne!

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For GMs and players who like to hack-n-slash their way through a module (and who doesn't?), they'll find the Living Airship filled with plenty of interesting foes and a neat terrain to test their tactics. Those who like to use diplomacy will find it less so, though stealthier parties get a kick in...

Complex and interesting, The Scouring of Gate Pass holds much promise for the rest of the Adventure Path.

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This first adventure in the War of the Burning Sky adventure path/campaign is detailed and very well put together. When combined with the free resources available, it is a very tempting campaign for any DM looking to stress role playing and complex NPCs.

An amazing space opera game that combines the best of mythology and science fiction!

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Hellas: Worlds of Sun & Stone Review By DT Butchino In the immortal words of Charlie Brown, “AAUUUUGGHHH!!” Why would I start a review off like this? I blame Khepra Publishing. I’d just gotten settled with a few games and planned on supporting them for the years to come and then I got...

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Adventures are where the creativity is. Okay, creativity in RPGs is in a lot of places but it is in adventures where it all comes together and becomes a product that directly impacts the game. Lately there has been a rebirth of old school adventures and with that arguing on what old school...

Another immediately useful collection of monsters.

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Several monsters here belong to stories and adventurers that are both foundations of the D and D game and are extremely popular but left out of the core Monster Manual for some reason.

Spice up your Arcana Evolved campaign with opponents who use wits and words as well as weapons

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Veiled Denizen is a very professional work, both in the ideas presented and the presentation. DMs who like their monsters with personality and purpose will enjoy this product.

An epic start to an epic saga...

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The 4e hype overshadowed this awesome product. You look left and right for quality adventures, but with the conversion of the whole thing being imminent, what about looking right under your nose?

A d6 Super Power sourcebook

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D6 Powers: Revised and Expanded. By DT Butchino About twenty years ago, I discovered the d6 system. At the time, it was being used in the Star Wars Roleplaying Game and I spent hour with my friends rolling six-sided dice in hopes of thwarting the Empire. In 2004, West End Games returned...

Well detailed Cyber Punk game using the True 20 system

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Interface Zero unites True 20 and the cyber punk genre. The book is well written and for people who like the ease and well balanced true 20 ruleset for a cyber punk game this is for you.

This is a great introduction and Player's Guide to the War of the Burning Sky campaign saga.

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This is a very flavorful Player's Guide, with good supporting game mechanics that integrate well with the core rules. It serves as a fine introduction to the War of the Burning Sky campaign saga.

Codex Martialis, realism without complexity but not for unexperienced gamers

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A fun and a great value for those who want to bring realistic swordplay to their d20 games. Although easy to use, it lacks a bit in ease of integration

Who doesn't need a ruined tower eh?

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Handy PDF to have when you need a tower either for defense or pillaging.

Monsters for the d20 Modern Variant

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A lot of neat ideas packed up in some dangerous foes. Useful for any d20 campaign that needs monsters that go beyond their fantasy roots.

End Your Campaign With A Bang

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3.5 has no Apocalypse Stone or Die Vecna Die to wrap up its campaigns. Instead we get Elder Evils and with some nice touches to previous editions, it does the job well.

Exactly what a supplement of its kind should be. Detail, depth, and ispiration abound.

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Whether dragonborn are going to be rare, unique creatures of myth in your game or dominate the spotlight, this supplement is an absolute “must have.” Let’s hope that Goodman Games continues to draw on LaSala’s, “Blackdirge’s,” and Stroh’s creativity and inspiration to keep the “Hero’s Handbook”...

Good 4E hack-and-slash with some flare.

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Good adventures to get you started in 4E and the potential for an entire heroic tier campaign.

An excellent Gygaxian dungeon romp with an actual story that makes sense.

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Pyramid of Shadows, the third published adventure by Wizards for 4th Edition sets up a long dungeon crawl through a wide variety of interesting and well-balanced encounters. I highly recommend it.

Normally a staple in any typical D&D library, this 4th edition version of the Manual of the Planes ended up being a disappointment.

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A lack of usable statistics, encounters, and other table-usable features makes this version of the Manual of the Planes little more than an extension of the Dungeon Master's Guide section on the planes. Unlike Draconomicon, it seems to lack both focus and the typical 4th edition design philosophy...

4E Adventure for Character Level 1

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Through one of several brief plot points, the party finds their strength pitted against the minions of the Mountain King and the evil dwarves and humanoids that lurk in the forgotten halls. Some 4e snafus in this early product but the bonus Fat Dragon 3-D models are sweet.