D&D 5E Dungeons on Demand Volume 4 Kickstarter

pkt77242 · Sep 23, 2016

https://www.kickstarter.com/project...-4-5e-dnd-dungeon-adventu?ref=profile_created
I was wondering if anyone joined in on the previous Kickstarters (or bought it off drivethru) for volume 1, 2 and/or 3? What were you thoughts? What level of quality are the adventures? I have read the reviews on Drivethru and from Merric's website https://merricb.com/reviews/dd-5e-reviews/, and I am hoping to get some more reviews/opinions. Thank you.

pkt77242 · Sep 23, 2016

Anyone?

Thank you.

Nod_Hero · Sep 24, 2016

They are well worth the money.
I've bought all the supplements he's released.

pkt77242 · Sep 24, 2016

Nod_Hero said:
They are well worth the money.
I've bought all the supplements he's released.

Thank you for your response.

Any particular Adventure or supplement that you really like?

Nod_Hero · Sep 24, 2016

pkt77242 said:
Thank you for your response.

Any particular Adventure or supplement that you really like?

My old regular D&D group disbanded and we joined a new one that I was only a player in until we recently decided to have a side campaign that I'm DM for, so we haven't had a chance to play any of the higher level stuff.
That being said,
Bandit's Nest is one of the funnest adventures I've ever been a part of (and that's me being a gamer since '79). It's enjoyable for both sides of the screen and has a neat twist on the whole "go fight bandits" cliche.
We also just finished Axe to Grind and the players really enjoyed it. Some great NPCs in there and now the party has a recurring foil (or two!) to look forward too.
A few adventures of my own devising and some other third party stuff to fill in the gap until I can get them into If Looks Could Kill, which I've only started the pre-prep on it but wow does this look like it's going to be an intense few sessions for us.

Also, the non-adventure supplements like NPC Codex, Imbued with Magic, New Twists on Old Monsters and Cities & Towns are useful tools that I've drawn at least one element (if not more) from for my own campaign world, especially Weapons of Legacy which inspired me so much I made some for the current party. The players went bonkers over them, so definitely worth checking out.

Overall I'll comment that while not every module he's released "fits" in my campaign, they are all high quality products. Well written, thoughtfully constructed adventures that would easily see play on any table that the concepts work within.

pkt77242 · Sep 24, 2016

Nod_Hero said:
My old regular D&D group disbanded and we joined a new one that I was only a player in until we recently decided to have a side campaign that I'm DM for, so we haven't had a chance to play any of the higher level stuff.
That being said,
Bandit's Nest is one of the funnest adventures I've ever been a part of (and that's me being a gamer since '79). It's enjoyable for both sides of the screen and has a neat twist on the whole "go fight bandits" cliche.
We also just finished Axe to Grind and the players really enjoyed it. Some great NPCs in there and now the party has a recurring foil (or two!) to look forward too.
A few adventures of my own devising and some other third party stuff to fill in the gap until I can get them into If Looks Could Kill, which I've only started the pre-prep on it but wow does this look like it's going to be an intense few sessions for us.

Also, the non-adventure supplements like NPC Codex, Imbued with Magic, New Twists on Old Monsters and Cities & Towns are useful tools that I've drawn at least one element (if not more) from for my own campaign world, especially Weapons of Legacy which inspired me so much I made some for the current party. The players went bonkers over them, so definitely worth checking out.

Overall I'll comment that while not every module he's released "fits" in my campaign, they are all high quality products. Well written, thoughtfully constructed adventures that would easily see play on any table that the concepts work within.

Well, I guess it is time to back my 3rd Kickstarter. Thanks for the advice.

Nod_Hero · Sep 25, 2016

pkt77242 said:
Well, I guess it is time to back my 3rd Kickstarter. Thanks for the advice.

You're most welcome. There are about five authors that I ~~stalk~~ regularly keep up with to see when they're releasing new material, and Dan Coleman is on that list.