Many of these creatures do not call the Material Plane their home, and are plentiful on other planes. Any DMs who are runnings or intend to run high level campaigns, one shots, or contents in place other than the Material Plane will definitely love the creatures this book provides.
Thses bites of information and lore can easily serve ad the basis for new campaigns, ways to add flavors to Devils, Fey and other creatures, and even grant perspective into elements previously established in other 5e supplements.
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I hope you have like this post. Thanks for visiting.. Review: Good book, thorough lore and fun new ememies and characters option. Do I Need This Book? If you are a professional Player, you definitely need this book. For demons, details are provided for each of the demon lords and demonic boons to provide to their followers. This chapter looks at the long history and eventual split. Each of the gods of the elven pantheon outlined with about half a page each. Finally, each type of elf is gets a thorough look and subraces are provided for Eladrin for all four seasons , sea elves, and the Shadar-Kai and some tables to roll details about elves from.
Another of the ancient wars involves the dwarves and tragic clan duergar who were enslaved by mind flayers. This chapter looks at that conflict and details the people who make up each of its sides. For dwarves we find out what makes them tick looking at their clans, strongholds, gods, enemies and pursuit of perfection.
The duergar are a dark reflection of the dwarves and we get a deep look at their society too and reprinted stats for playing a duergar. Finally, we get and some tables to roll details about both dwarves and duergar. To this day they remain the enemy of each other. Like the previous chapters, this one provides details on both sides of the conflict. Gith racial stats and subrace stats for Githyanki and Githzerai are provided along with some tables to roll details about them from.
This chapter is free from the major struggles of the multiverse seen in the previous chapters. The book looks into the lives of halflings and gnomes, who both manage to keep a low profile and avoid conflict, thriving without it. We also get some tables to roll details about both halflings and gnomes. For halflings we get lots of wonderful details that look into why they are friendly, lucky and so good at hiding.
We also get to look at each of the halfling gods and some tables to roll details with. For gnomes we peek at the lives of rock , forest , and deep svirfneblin gnomes and a detailed look at their pantheon. Finally, we get reprinted stats for playing a deep gnome. Chapter 6 provides a bestiary with game statistics and lore for over monsters and takes over half of the page count of the book.
Many of the monsters included are perfect for DMs to play out the major conflicts of the multiverse detailed in the previous chapters. The monsters are a mix of favorites from previous editions, original creations and reprints from previous books.
When I first received my review copy last week, my initial impressions were mixed. The lore chapters had lots of interesting details and the monster entries looked as good as anything in the Monster Manual My first concern when I skimmed the book was that many of the monsters were ones I had already seen in adventure books such Out of the Abyss and Princes of the Apocalypse.
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