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[Ath'kethin]

Oh, I also can't pass up mentioning Primeval Thule, by Sasquatch Game Studio. The 5e version is a touch rough around the edges since it came out before the SRD and OGL were updated for 5e, but if you like Sword & Sorcery style gaming it's awesome.

You c a donload a free world book that gives a great overview of the setting to taste it a bit before getting too involved.

 

[Satyrn]

Oh, and check out Raging Swan Press. They've got lots of stuff for the DM. Most of it's for Pathfinder, but stuff like their Dungeon Dressings, Village Backdrops and the like are mostly essentially system neutral, or have very little that actually requires conversion.

 

[Sacrosanct]

Why, Felk Mor of course! (link in sig)


Of course I'm biased, but where else are you going to find a 5e suerpdungeon in the OSR style that has you facing the Mi-Go and subterranean horror of Lovecraft one minute, encountering the insane zombie keeper that has the words to "Mad World" scrawled on the wall another minute, running into the Gods of Rock (a trio of stone golems that have an uncanny resemblance to the greatest prog rock band of all time) the next minute, and about a hundred other subtle and not so subtle 70s/80s pop culture references strewn throughout? Did I mention the rival clans of goblins: the Jets and the Sharks?

 

[Reynard]

Tell me about rh Prepared! stuff versus Book of Lairs versus Quests of Doom versus Yawning Portal. I need some standalone adventures that can be played in Eberron (since the Wayfarer's Guide just hit Fantasy Grounds).

 

[Hussar]

Second vote for Primeval Thule. Been running it for a couple of years now and loving it.

 

[Ancalagon]

The best D&D product I have ever purchased is Yoon-Suin.

http://monstersandmanuals.blogspot.com/ (has links to both print and pdf version)

My review: http://www.enworld.org/forum/showthread.php?479643-Yoon-Suin

 

[77IM]

Fortresses, Temples, & Strongholds, rules for building and customizing player-owned structures!
Surprisingly comprehensive, yet accessible. Should tide you over until that record-breaking Kickstarter delivers.

Monstrous Races
Surprisingly comprehensive, yet accessible. Easy to modify for DMs who like setting-hacking.

Moonshae Isles Regional Guide
Surprisingly comprehensive, yet accessible. The Moonshaes have a very different vibe than the rest of the Realms, and this guide is dripping with plot hooks.

 

[dave2008]

So far my favorite is Tome of Beasts. Some fantastic story ideas and daring/imaginative design.

FYI, OP said they already own the Tome of Beasts

 

[mrrockitt]

I use this one a lot in my Homebrew campaign, is brilliant:

https://www.dmsguild.com/product/218782/The-Comprehensive-Equipment-Manual-Revised

Fifth Edition Foes is fun as some iconic or just unusual old creatures from White Dwarf, Dragon and older rulesets:

https://froggodgames.com/frogs/product/fifth-edition-foes/

Tome of Beasts is awesome as already said, I really like Kobold and Frog God Games stuff.

 

[TarionzCousin]

Oh, and check out Raging Swan Press. They've got lots of stuff for the DM. Most of it's for Pathfinder, but stuff like their Dungeon Dressings, Village Backdrops and the like are mostly essentially system neutral, or have very little that actually requires conversion.

Seconded. Raging Swan's work is very good.