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Doppoetry
Venom in Her Veins | Tim Pratt
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Mehso-so

The writing and dialogue felt stilted in parts and the narrator barrelled through the book as if he was in a rush. There was a good discussion about Nature vs Nurture and the definition of evil etc which i found interesting. Although the shady caravan leader suddenly growing a conscience felt off.

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NotCool
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Pickpick

Cute middle grade graphic novel about D&D. Recommend for Dimension 20 fans.

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Abe
Pickpick

Great collection of cities/towns for a verity of environments for dungeons and dragons!

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rabbitprincess
Mehso-so

I found a lot of this book skippable, although it could just be my current reading mood.

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Jerdencon
Book of Challenges: Dungeon Rooms, Puzzles, and Traps | Skip Williams, Daniel Kaufman, Gwendolyn F. M. Kestrel, Mike Selinker
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Yay! I finished 2 1/2 months early this year! May have to up my amount for next year!

Ruthiella Nice work! 😃 1mo
CrowCAH Congratulations 🎉 1mo
bookandbedandtea Woohoo!! 1mo
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Abe
The Quintessential Elf | Alejandro Melchor
Pickpick

Great set of rules for elves for 3.0 dnd!

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Abe
Creature Collection | Sword & Sorcery Studio
Pickpick

Great collection of creatures for the scarred land d20 setting!

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bookishbitch
Dungeons & Dragons Player's Handbook: Core Rulebook I V.3.5 | Wizards RPG Team, Wizards of the Coast, Inc
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I'm so happy to be back at the d&d table. I'm playing a harengon ranger. A harengon is basically a rabbit person. I have a bit more painting to do on her, but I'm excited she gets to be active again.

BookmarkTavern Have fun! 💕 4mo
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rabbitprincess
Storm King's Thunder | Dungeons & Dragons
Pickpick

Although I did not finish reading the adventure, I do like how it‘s structured: there are ways to start it at different levels (in case you have existing characters to play it with) and the players can choose one of four giants to tackle at one point, with each giant having different challenges and side quests.

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Abe
Pickpick

Great read on dragons for 5th edition dnd!