Fair enough. My copy just arrived, so maybe I'll review it myself if I get some free time soon.
D&D 5E High 5e: Review, Resource, & Request Thread
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I'm looking forward to the 5TD review coming next. I've been playing around with it a lot lately.
Libertad
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It’s been a while since I posted in this thread or reviewed something from this list. But it’s been a few months and in that time I saw quite a bit of new books pop up as well as older ones that passed me by. I decided to make a new post rather than add these to the OP for various reasons: the first is that some forums I posted this thread on disallow editing of posts beyond a certain date. The second is that it’s less work on my part. Yes, I know I’m lazy.
But without further ado, here’s 16 more products that caught my eye:
The Adventurer’s Guide to Theria: A campaign setting based off of a livestreaming group’s D&D sessions.
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Ancestry & Culture: An Alternative to Race in 5e: A book that seeks a compromise between the bioessentialist “all dwarves know how to dodge giants” and making race not matter by providing new rules separating the two. That way, one can mix and match to have an elf raised in human communities, a hero of mixed gnome-tiefling heritage, and guidelines for converting existing races into the new system.
Arcana of the Ancients: A conversion of the technomagic items of Monte Cook’s Numenera to D&D.
Arcanis 5e Setting: A 5th Edition conversion of the Arcanis setting.
Eat the Rich: Revolution! A series of adventures with anti-capitalist themes.
Esper-Genesis 5e Sci-Fi Core Manual: A starfaring science-fiction setting.
Faerie Fire, a 5e Supplemental: A fey-themed bestiary with a 1980s neon aesthetic.
Legendary Planet Adventure Path: A 1st to 20th Level sword and planet style adventure path.
Manastorm: World of Shin’ar (5e): A high-magic setting where magical radiation surrounds the inhabited planet.
Midgard Heroes Handbook for 5th Edition: a collection of new races, class archetypes, spells, and optional subsystems for Kobold Press’ Midgard campaign setting.
Mini-Dungeon Tome for 5th Edition: A collection of bite-sized dungeons perfect for an evening one-shot.
Rocket Age Corebook: A pulp-flavored retro-future campaign setting.
Runewild Campaign Setting: A dark fairy-tale themed forest setting.
Ultimate Kingdoms (5e): A domain management system for 5th Edition.
Unbreakable Volume 1: A group of authors from East and Southeast Asian nations and backgrounds who got together to write a series of adventures showcasing folklore, monsters, and other fantasy elements from their respective societies.
Witch + Craft: A 5e Crafting Supplemental: A sourcebook of “domestic magic” spells and rules options.
The World of Alessia Campaign Primer: A science-fantasy space opera setting.
But without further ado, here’s 16 more products that caught my eye:
The Adventurer’s Guide to Theria: A campaign setting based off of a livestreaming group’s D&D sessions.
Ancestry & Culture: An Alternative to Race in 5e: A book that seeks a compromise between the bioessentialist “all dwarves know how to dodge giants” and making race not matter by providing new rules separating the two. That way, one can mix and match to have an elf raised in human communities, a hero of mixed gnome-tiefling heritage, and guidelines for converting existing races into the new system.
Arcana of the Ancients: A conversion of the technomagic items of Monte Cook’s Numenera to D&D.
Arcanis 5e Setting: A 5th Edition conversion of the Arcanis setting.
Eat the Rich: Revolution! A series of adventures with anti-capitalist themes.
Esper-Genesis 5e Sci-Fi Core Manual: A starfaring science-fiction setting.
Faerie Fire, a 5e Supplemental: A fey-themed bestiary with a 1980s neon aesthetic.
Legendary Planet Adventure Path: A 1st to 20th Level sword and planet style adventure path.
Manastorm: World of Shin’ar (5e): A high-magic setting where magical radiation surrounds the inhabited planet.
Midgard Heroes Handbook for 5th Edition: a collection of new races, class archetypes, spells, and optional subsystems for Kobold Press’ Midgard campaign setting.
Mini-Dungeon Tome for 5th Edition: A collection of bite-sized dungeons perfect for an evening one-shot.
Rocket Age Corebook: A pulp-flavored retro-future campaign setting.
Runewild Campaign Setting: A dark fairy-tale themed forest setting.
Ultimate Kingdoms (5e): A domain management system for 5th Edition.
Unbreakable Volume 1: A group of authors from East and Southeast Asian nations and backgrounds who got together to write a series of adventures showcasing folklore, monsters, and other fantasy elements from their respective societies.
Witch + Craft: A 5e Crafting Supplemental: A sourcebook of “domestic magic” spells and rules options.
The World of Alessia Campaign Primer: A science-fantasy space opera setting.
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Weiley31
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I am awaiting for my copy of World of Alessia to come in. It's pretty awesome though from what I've seen in the PDF. I plan on combining that and Esper Genesis together.
The Alessia portion being the first half of the campaign, and then at the mid point, a ship will be unlocked and allow the Alessia PCs to make their way to the Silrayne Arc where the Esper Genesis portion happens.
The Alessia portion being the first half of the campaign, and then at the mid point, a ship will be unlocked and allow the Alessia PCs to make their way to the Silrayne Arc where the Esper Genesis portion happens.
Eyes of Nine
Everything's Fine
Cool list
