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A review copy of “Of Slavers and Sahuagin” was provided by the publisher. Find more DMs Guild Reviews on my website and YouTube channel.

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Designed by: N Gaudyn

Presentation isn’t everything, but it can be the difference between a good DMs Guild product and a great one. On the other end, a poorly edited product can drag an otherwise solid mystery adventure into mediocrity, as is this case with Of Slavers and Sahuagin, a mini-adventure for levels 3-5.

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A review copy of “The Skull of Drag’Nalar” was provided by the publisher. Find more DMs Guild Reviews on my website and YouTube channel.

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Designed by: Maxwell Zener

Not every adventure needs to be a complex, interwoven story of mystery and drama. Sometimes you’re hired to get a thing, rescue a person, or defeat a monster – and return for that sweet reward. The Skull of Drag’Nalar is a relatively straightforward, but also well-designed, drop-in adventure for level 4 parties.

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A review copy of “Merchant Class” was provided by the publisher. Find more DMs Guild Reviews on my website and YouTube channel.

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Designed by: Taron Pounds

I’ve played my share of RPGs and tactics games that include some kind of item-based class. I never though it would work with D&D 5e, but Merchant Class  provides a well thought-out and fun signature class ability, along with six merchant guild subclasses to further define your gold-hungry character.

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A review copy of “Way of the Druid” was provided by the publisher. Find more DMs Guild Reviews on my website and YouTube channel.

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Designed by: DM Conclave

Fun fact: druids and other nature-themed classes are among my favorites in RPGs. Animal pets, shapeshifting – what’s not to love? Way of the Druid is a hefty supplement that focuses entirely on the druid class in D&D 5e, including five new subclasses.

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A review copy of “Joy of Monster Cooking: Devilish Desserts” was provided by the publisher. Find more DMs Guild Reviews on my website and YouTube channel.

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Designed by: Lex Mandrake, Chris Boudreau

The Joy of Monster Cooking: Devilish Desserts is the follow-up to the Joy of Monster Cooking, providing eight recipes born out of fiendish ingredients.

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A review copy of “Mythic Encounters” was provided by the publisher. Find more DMs Guild Reviews on my website and YouTube channel.

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Designed by: Steve Fidler, Bryan Holmes, E. R. F. Jordan

With the majority of my D&D experience coming from Fifth Edition, and most 5e campaigns ending around the low teens, I have precious little knowledge of truly high-level threats. Ancient dragons, eldritch horrors, and titanic monstrosities can be found across several officially published sourcebooks.

Mythic Encounters takes over 30 of these CR21+ monsters, granting them a second-stage self-renewal and new Mythic Actions to challenge even the most badass of high level adventuring parties.

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A review copy of “The Surrounded” was provided by the publisher. Find more DMs Guild Reviews on my website and YouTube channel.

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Designed by: Erdem Acır

D&D is a team-based game. DMs often ban evil or “chaotic stupid” player characters to mitigate in-fighting, and players are typically discouraged from stealing from or thwarting each other.

The Surrounded turns all that around by providing a one-shot with premade characters, each of whom has a secret. They have a shared goal, but once they reach the end all hell breaks loose.

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