The setting’s monster manual, Morte’s Planar Parade, provides plenty of options for GMs to throw at their PCs during a campaign in Sigil, and the adventure, Turn of Fortune’s Wheel, goes some really interesting places.Īll-in-All, this sourcebook bundle has really impressed us, and makes great use out of one of D&D’s best settings. The setting book, Sigil and the Outlands, is bursting with setting details from major landmarks to my personal favorite: factions (complete with extremely troubling philosophies). If you’re concerned that the three-book bundle follows in the disappointing footsteps of Spelljammer – fear not – clearly Wizards of the Coast has heard the feedback loud and clear and this expansion doesn’t skimp out on the details. Planescape, the multiversal setting that sits at the center of the Forgotten Realms, is one of D&D’s most interesting worlds (not to mention the setting for Planescape: Torment, one of the all-time greatest RPGs), and this collection of three sourcebooks absolutely knocks it out of the park. Planescape: Adventures in the Multiverse (Sourcebook/Adventure Bundle) As the name suggests, it has a significantly different vibe (trading intrigue for dungeons), but it at least provides some options for an extended campaign. Also, the book offers four possible antagonists, which can be swapped out by the game master depending on their preference – a neat little feature that allows for surprises even if players have played or seen other groups play the adventure before.Īlso, if you like this adventure, there’s a direct follow-up called Waterdeep: Dungeon of the Mad Mage. The adventure begins when a famous explorer ensnares the party in a bitter conflict between two criminal enterprises, with the promise of great riches that lie hidden somewhere in the city’s shadowy corners. While many D&D adventures are filled with dungeon crawls and loads of monsters to fight, we prefer journeys that are packed with social encounters, political conflict, and subterfuge, and Waterdeep provides just that in one fantastic package. One of the coolest adventures published by Wizards of the Coast, this roleplay-heavy quest is filled with intrigue and deadly feuds.

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