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I've DMed the 5e starter set adventure for 3 groups and they all loved it. I think D&D 5 deserved all the awards. It perhaps would have been a bit nicer to see some more variety but it being the 5e year of release it's not surprising. I expect we'll get a wider spread of awards next year. I...

Numenera is one of those games I really like, own, but never play.

I like the spectator mini. I expect the quality won't be great though - none of the icons of the realms range have been very well painted although the sculpts are quite good.

That's one christmas gift I can't wait to get hold off then! Finally a setting book.

I'm having the stuck voting issue today.

It seems longer to me... weird. Best D&D so far I think. I wish there were more settings books available already, though.

Are these class decks worth getting for home play? I enjoyed rise of the runelords and recently wrath of the righteous, but not quite sure how the cards in these class decks work with regards to the cards in the box.

Really looking forward to this one, the last two have been very much "over-ground" scenarios and there hasn't really been an long underground "dungeon" yet in a 5e published adventure.

That does seem strange, I think most people agree PotA is the superior product. I wonder what the judge's thinking was?

Just picked a copy up. Seems quite interesting although I want to see more about RPGs, and a wider variety of articles, in future. Will probably subscribe.

I enjoy reading RPG books for the sake of it, especially gazetteers or campaign settings.

Will look out for that in the shop this week! Awesome. Might subscribe.

I admit it does get repetitive sometimes but I think it is quite a good game and I like the progression element of it. Also I like the way it rewards making good choices and planning your tactics. The difficulty of RotR seems about right to me - WotR feels slightly too hard but it's a little...

I thought the original was really good for a campaign-style cooperative card game - I've bought this one as well, although I skipped Skull&Shackles since I don't like pirate themed stuff.

Pretty sure this is available for sale in the UK already

Actually I quite like Drizzt. I just want to keep the character special - when the players meet him I want it to be cherished rather than get mundane.

I think this has the potential to be good, but I'm not sure I want Drizzt stuffed down my throat every session. As an occasional NPC popping up I guess it would be OK.

5 out of 5 rating for Princes of the Apocalypse Delighted with this adventure. From a practical point of view, it is well laid out, easy to follow and provides just the right level of detail. The setting is interesting and it provides plenty of backstory. There are options of player choice of...

This is really nice. I hope they offer this option with more pdfs in the future.

I'm pretty pleased with the direction D&D is going at the moment. I would like to see some shorter adventures published though, preferably tying into the bigger story arcs.