...those that depend on accuracy will delight in the seamless merging with the d20 system. Highly recommended for maritime games!
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If you've been waiting for a superbly detailed naval adventuring sourcebook, your wait is over.
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This is a detailed and well-written book, and is recommended for those of you who wish to bring greater depth to your campaign setting in terms of ships, ocean travel and underwater adventuring.
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The rules are comprehensive and easy to follow and stay true to the mechanics of sailing.
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If Broadsides! was a movie then it would be a sleeper success.
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The writing throughout is excellent, and the characters crackle with all the buckle-swashing one would expect.
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Pirates! really is rather good. You can use it to add to whatever you’re currently doing for nautical adventures or you can use the book to inject a healthy dose of pirate action into a landlubber game. Arr!
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Together they form everything a DM needs to set a campaign on the high seas in any fantasy campaign.
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If you are looking to add a new system of magic into your game or want to give an NPC villain strange and unusual powers then this book is for you.
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Spellbound: A Codex of Ritual Magic does what it sets out to do.
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Spellbound is perfect for those seeking to add another layer of onion to magic in the d20 system.
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Spellbound is an awesome collection of high-level and specialized fun that allows a DM to add additional flavor to her world and gives the PCs something new to quest for…
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Definitely take a look whether you want something to explain those amazing magical ruins that keep cropping up in an adventure or something new to give characters a reason to risk their hides.
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The vast assortment of rituals will keep any but the most industrious ritualists busy for a long time.
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Overall, Streets of Silver is a fantastic city supplement, providing a great level of detail and many good plots, all at a very reasonable price for the size.
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Overall this is a great city setting.
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There's no doubting the successes of Streets of Silver; it does what it sets out to do and it does it well.
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A book packed with ideas to help a DM bring a city to detailed life.
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Simply put, it is hands-down the most complete city guide for any game setting I’ve ever seen.
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Though designed with an emphasis on seafaring in mind, the city of Parma can be used in any d20 campaign setting.
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I am thoroughly impressed with this product...The sheer amount material itself will sail any campaign for years and years.
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The authors have also developed a highly detailed pantheon that has been well thought out. There are numerous deities that fill almost every imaginable niche, all of them having a place in the world's history.
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The authors have gone to a lot of effort to craft a world rich in detail but strong in mechanics.
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It's packed with all sorts of great info, all with a slight twist from the "standard" settings.
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Twin Crowns has a lot to recommend it even if you do not intend to use the settings…
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This book has a lot of value based on its sheer size alone.
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