D&D 5E Neverland: It's Peter Pan for D&D!

Andrews McMeel Publishing has released a D&D 5E setting based on the world of Peter Pan.



"Created by award-winning designer Andrew Kolb, endless escapades unfold – with a fascinating and mysterious cast featuring Mermaids, Crocodiles, Pirates and Fairies, but also Giants, Gnomes, and a Great White Bird. The book is a feature-length hex crawl campaign, intended for sandbox exploration. Adapted from the tales of Peter Pan and tailored for an older audience, each hex is self-contained, brimming with lore from Peter Pan and the Darlings’ escapades."



I'm not sure how Peter Pan's stats compare to those in Mythological Figures & Maleficent Monsters! Anyway, you can buy it now for $24.99.

 

[Weiley31]

No link? There is ANOTHER Neverland based 5E called Neverland: The Impossible Island.

 

[R_J_K75]

No link?

Only place its available is in Neverland, better pack your bags.

 

[TarionzCousin]

No link?

Both of the images are links to the product's website.

 

[NerdyBird]

That is a stunningly designed book. It's beautiful.

 

[RSIxidor]

No link?

While Link from The Legend of Zelda has some inspiration from Neverland's Peter Pan, he's not actually a character in that universe.

Also the YouTube video description led to this: Neverland - Andrews McMeel Publishing

EDIT: apparently the book image above is also clickable and goes there.

 

[Istbor]

I like that art style a lot.

 

[Lauguz]

I was confused to find out on the purchase sites that this is a pre-order available 10/6/20. The beginning of the article incorrectly says this has been released and doesnt mention the pre-release status. Maybe edit the article for clarity?

 

[Morrus]

I was confused to find out on the purchase sites that this is a pre-order available 10/6/20. The beginning of the article incorrectly says this has been released and doesnt mention the pre-release status. Maybe edit the article for clarity?

Ah, my bad! Thanks!

I saw 10/6/2020 and thought "how did I miss that coming out in June?" - forgot Americans do it backwards!

 

[Savage Wombat]

My version was a domain of Ravenloft.