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Here are well articulated but far from glowing reviews of the book: http://www.fraternityofshadows.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=10859 http://www.fraternityofshadows.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=10858 http://www.5mwd.com/archives/6628 My favourite Ravenloft material was the stuff published...

Saekolath sounds a lot like Sekolah, shark god of the sahuagins. Wish they'd picked a different name for the Lorendrow city.

Awesome, thanks so much for doing this! EDIT: Loved the review format, too.

That would actually make me take a look at Spelljammer, a setting I otherwise have never had any interest in.

I could imagine them making RPGs using the D&D 5e engine for other product lines owned by Hasbro, like G.I. Joe, Transformers, and Power Rangers. It's not what I would want, but I could see them doing it. As far as fantasy settings are concerned, I also agree with the OP that something alone...

Congratulations, Bridgett!

Animate the innocents they just killed.

Nothing at the moment, but one day I would like to try running Dark Heresy (FFG 1st ed), a Mutant Year Zero/Gamma World mash-up, an Alien mini campaign, and perhaps Rogue Trader or Only War. I own products from all of those lines, but haven't done anything with them... yet.

Awesome! I look forward to checking this out! Your layout and artwork are top notch. Thanks for sharing.

Interesting story.

Another thread in this forum also made me wonder: what if a 5e Greyhawk campaign book included rules for playing 0-level characters (e.g., see the 1e module Treasure Hunt, which was a generic module)? Those kinds of rules might complement the grittier perception that many seem to have of...

Continuing on the subject of WotC's publication record vs. Greyhawk... Although not a setting book per se, we shouldn't forget that WotC also published two massive Greyhawk adventures for 3.0/3.5: Return to the Temple of Elemental Evil Expedition to the Ruins of Greyhawk Before that they...

There's Lord Gosumba's Old School 1e/2e Order of Ulek campaign, but I'm not convinced it would appeal to a younger demographic: Another alternative, which might be more palatable to new recruits, is Streets of Leukish:

Greyhawk setting books published by WotC: Living Greyhawk Gazetteer D&D Gazetteer

And in the 5e Adventures in Middle-Earth setting, which sold well, Cubicle 7 completely redesigned the classes and stripped them of spell-casting ability (including the lore master). There are no wizards, no sorcerers, no clerics, etc (notwithstanding Istari and rare NPCs/monsters with...

Wonder how easily that sticker will come off, and how that will affect the value of the book if it doesn't?

Maybe the Planescape 2e module Something Wild? I've never perused it, so don't know if it's any good. The DM's guild product history includes the following notes: "The expansion of the Beastlands is the most important, because much of the adventure is centered on that plane and the goals of...

You have piqued my interest. Thanks for the review!

An Abyssal Incursion is described on pp. 24-25 of Ghosts of Saltmarsh... not sure if an Abyssal Incursion is synonymous with an Abyssal breach?

Then make it so. You have the power!