Another fantastic installment by Tom Robinson! These 5 mini adventures are great for any group to tackle. From an intriguing labyrinth to a battle arena and more. Well written, well designed and with a map pack to boot! You won't be disappointed by adding these to your gaming repertoire.

A fun pirate adventure set in the Mwangi Expanse. Has treasure maps, jungles, mysterious ruins, your own ship, and even some hexploration.

Good adventure if you want something longer than a one-shot but not as huge a commitment as one of the adventure paths.

Absolutely excellent expandtion on necromancy. Provides options for countless new build ideas.

Great product , some good ideas that we are using. Just needs some pathbuilder support to be perfect.

Great class, definitely not overpowered and has a great play feel. I haven't played it past level 10, but it really shines as a kind of magical ranged blaster single target DPS. Lots of room for flavor and re-skinning too. Worth the price and comes with a FoundryVTT module to make dropping it in your game easy. I haven't had to make any adjustments to this class for my players, it has a lot of polish. 8.5/10.

I could see this being very helpful to a player unsure of what edicts/anathema to pick.

It's short, but very nice. Exactly what it needs to be.

Love everything contained within the new wizard and cleric options are especially my favorite parts of the book along with the new magic items.

Tons of maps, NPC artwork and a foundry module included. Adventure has a ton of backstory to help the GM understand what's going on and guide the players.

This is a very interesting take on a spell point system, and I'd love to see more development on it (and ill second the other review about Foundry support).

That said, it definitely feels vague or counterintuitive in some areas. For example, it requires a feat to heighten spells, and then it increases the spell's cost not by the difference in base cost between the new and old spell levels, but by the full base cost of the new spell level (which means it'll feel better to always cast spells at their lowest levels and just use natively higher level spells, i think).

Another example of unclear text comes when describing how to calculate the mana cost of a spell. The new rules state that the mana cost is 10 + (spell level per character level) mana. It then calculates the cost of a third level spell as 10 + 3*5 = 25. I'm with it so far. But if im a 17th level wizard, am i supposed to pay 10 + 3*17 = 61 mana for the exact same spell? and if i heighten this to 5th level as above, it now costs 10 + 3*17 + 10 + 5*17 = 156 mana?

I guess I'm a bit confused on how the scaling is supposed to work. Perhaps that math just isnt clicking with me tonight. Regardless, I'd love to see more work with this system.

Extremely well crafted content from Tom, as always, and works seamlessly out of the box in Foundry VTT.

An absolutely stellar adventure! The pirate theme is spot on. It's well designed, well written, and well laid out. The Foundry integration is fantastic! Couldn't ask for a more polished adventure.

Great book but the foundry option is not working. I can select the guns and put them in my inventory but they don't show up as something i can attack with. They just show up as objects.

There is art that overlays the text. I gladly revisit this review if this is addressed.

The only reason I went with four stars is because I know it isn't done yet! What is here is great! I love the idea of a ritual to shift allegiance to another, still living deity. But my favorite thing is the Contract Overrider Dedication and its subsequent feats! I look forward to applying these to a game!