Come to Dalentown! Establish a headquarters for your adventures as you explore bizarre wilderness sites and ancient dwarven tombs, or pass through and get embroiled in local intrigue! Adventures in Dalentown for 5th edition is now available on DriveThruRPG! It features loads of encounters, new monsters, new backgrounds, and new factions for you 5th edition games.
Let’s take a closer look!
E. R. F. Jordan has put out a dizzying array of smaller supplements on the DMsGuild in a relatively short time, but the long-gestating Twisted Mithral: Cart Combat is on a whole other level! Featuring a beautiful and simple layout, this release marries D&D 5th edition’s clean mechanics with a Mad Max aesthetic to deliver a fantastic deep-dive into mounted and vehicular combat. Never overcomplicating the rules, Twisted Mithral is a great addition to your campaign, especially — but not strictly — if you want to feature chariot and arena combat.
Rating: Content 5/5 and Form 4/5
Buy Twisted MIthral: Cart Combat here at the DMsGuild!
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This review is coming in two parts because this book is worth taking time with! Part one covers all 14 of the Tier 1 adventures (character levels 1-4).
Unique among one-shot adventure collections in that Uncaged has a tightly unifying theme gloriously realized through adventure scenarios that often feature tough moral dilemmas, Uncaged Volume I is a triumph. It is beautifully laid out with several tools that make it incredibly easy to navigate it’s 26 adventures, many of which feature new monsters, magic items, and encounter maps. With the exception of maybe one or two missing references that might affect gameplay, the editing is incredibly consistent, making it a joy to read. If you’re looking for one-shots that are more than just dungeoncrawls, there might not be a better release out there.
Rating: Content 5/5 and Form 4/5
Buy Uncaged Volume I here at the DMsGuild!
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Quick video for you folks today: the unboxing of the Magic Item Card Catalog Collection by Inkwell Ideas! This set of 9 themed decks of magic item cards captures every item in the SRD, gives you multiples of some of the most commonly used magic items (healing potions! But also a lot more than that), and gives you blank cards and customizable items for writing in your own special effects.
Highly recommended! You can pick up the Magic Item Card Catalog Collection here at Amazon, or pick them up here at Inkwell Ideas’ store in either or both physical and PDF form in case you want to print out extras of the most used items!
Enough chatter! Let’s take a look.
This review originally appeared at dndloremaster.com and is reprinted here with permission.
The Stranger Things Dungeons & Dragons Starter Set takes the idea of the original D&D Starter Set (2014) and applies a pretty slick tie-in to the Stranger Things by including demogorgon minis and an “adventure by Mike Wheeler.” Unfortunately, a few of these conceits end up working against the set. While it still provides everything you need to jump into D&D, the adventure has a couple minor hiccups that compare poorly to the (admittedly exceptional) Lost Mine of Phandelver that anchored the original Starter Set.
Rating: Content 3/5 and Form 4/5
Find out where to buy it here.
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