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Che siate o meno degli appassionati di Critical Role, questo volume è assolutamente consigliato per tutti i DM. L'ambientazione creata da Matt Mercer è super ricca di dettagli, con una forte storia di fondo e perfino una spiegazione dei miti e degli déi che hanno portato alla nascita del mondo di Exandria.
Un'ambientazione completamente nuova per la 5e, condita da nuove razze, sottoclassi, background, incantesimi, oggetti magici e mostri.
Io, da "Critter", non potevo esimermi da acquistare questo libro e ne sono super entusiasta. La prossima campagna che giocherò da DM sarà sicuramente ambientata nelle misteriose terre di Wildemount.

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If you are a fun of Critical Role you can't miss this.

Mattia Di Sabatino

Recensito in Italia il 28 marzo 2021

Explorer's Guide to Wildemount

Really good Campaign Setting especially for a Critical Role fan. Lots of things to pick up for DMs and players alike. Definitely worth its price.

Recensito in Italia il 22 settembre 2021

Manuale interessante

Recensito in Italia il 29 giugno 2020

Perfetto!!

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Enrico Malfi

Regalo molto gradito.

Recensito in Italia il 17 dicembre 2022

Il regalo di un DM ad un suo giocatore é spesso collegato alla passione in comune.

Per questo quando una mia giocatrice ha compiuto gli anni ho pensato o a dei dadi particolari o a un bel manuale.

Ero dubbioso su quali avesse, ma non volevo chiederlo per evitare che si insospettisse.

Essendo questo un manuale un po' atipico e di nicchia ho deciso che sarebbe stata una buona scelta.

Bellissima carta, buone stampe e arrivato in condizioni impeccabili.

Il contenuto é piú che buono anche se forse troppo concentrato sull'ambientazione di wildermount (ma ci sta tuttosommato).

Ha molto gradito.

Un libro e una tazza di tè

Graffi, parti di copertina mancanti e protuberanze date dall'umidità PESSIMO

Recensito in Italia il 21 aprile 2021

Se ti pago un manuale, che deve essere nuovo, deve esserlo! Non deve presentare bolle gonfie di umido sotto la carta che riveste la copertina lucida, come fa foto, fatta controluce si vede che tutta la copertina è gonfia data dall'umido. Sono tenuti meglio i miei manuali BECMI di d&D che hanno 40 anni. Oltre ai vari graffi, c'è pure come da foto parte della copertina che è venuta via (parte bianca nella foto). Veramente pessimo.

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Janice Lamb

Essential for Exandria adventures

Recensito in Canada il 22 giugno 2023

I love this book. I've run two campaigns in Exandria, and this book is an absolute gods-send (probably Avandra or Ioun). It's full of great location descriptions and lore. I love the small adventure hooks that accompany each location. The mini-adventures near the back of the book are fun and easy to run - full of fun (and appropriate) magic items, enemies, and obstacles. My copy is now dog-eared and full of tabs that keep my pages. The guide on races is great for getting background info for players and their characters. I would like to see a short primer to send to players but otherwise, it is a great companion to any Exandrian campaign.

Julle

Très beau livre

Recensito in Francia il 4 luglio 2023

Produit conforme à la description, livré à temps. Parfait pour le jeu de rôle !

Guilherme Morius

Um dos melhores suplementos que você pode comprar

Recensito in Brasile il 28 gennaio 2021

Esse livro é completíssimo! 3 subclasse, MUITAS RAÇAS, magias, itens, cenários, histórias, mini aventuras, monstros, mapa destacável. Fora que se você é fã de Critical Role o livro é um prato cheio. Recomendo 100%!

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jaime

Libro 10 de 10, entrega 3 de 10

Recensito in Messico il 30 ottobre 2020

El libro es de un excelente material.
y el contenido pues seguramente ya sabes de que trata si te interesa comprarlo.

mi unica observacion negativa es con la paquetería de amazon.
enviaron el libro en una caja que es justo del tamaño necesario. me costó incluso un poco de trabajo sacar el libro de la caja,
lo negativo de esto es que cualquier golpe que recibió la caja durante el envío, también lo recibió el libro.
entonces viene con las esquinas ligeramente dobladas.
es lamentable, y pues no afecta la lectura del libro, pero si hace que no este igual de contento al recibirlo,
en fin. ten en cuenta eso si lo piensas pedir por Amazon.

lo positivo es que el libro si viene con los mapas, entonces pues es nuevo.

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Jeffrey D. Ostermiller

An amazing book for players and DMs

Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 18 marzo 2020

First, like others here, my book arrived damaged. This review is for the book, not Amazon's piss poor ability to deliver undamaged books.

As the title of this review indicates, this book should be of great interest to both players and DMs. I provide a few general thoughts and then break down details for each of these target audiences.

This book is a tome, with a little bit of everything. It has the history and gazetteer one expects to find in a setting book, but written in a way that is more useful than most. There is also extensive information with players, including the most complete compilation of previously released races yet. New subclasses and spells. Several adventures to help launch your campaign. It even has new and unique magic items and a bestiary of unique BBEGs.

All of this content is wonderfully creative. The writing, clear and concise. The illustrations are absolutely gorgeous. Buy this book, you will not be disappointed. Mercer and collaborators have outdone themselves with this one. Players and DMs interested in a detailed rationale for this recommendation, read further.

For Players:
Most players don’t purchase setting books, but you may want to make this an exception. The character options (pp. 161-203) is extensive. It includes all of the “exotic” race options that were previously spread over many different books, complicating the character creation process. In addition to the standard PHB races, this book includes racial traits for: Arakora, Aasimar, Firbolgs, Genasi, Goblinkin, Goliaths, Kenku, Orcs, Tabaxi, and Tortles.

The fighter subclass, Echo Knight, sounds like a lot of fun to play. Tons of room for creative play when there are tow of you on the battle map, and your double gets better and better as you level up.

The two wizard subclasses provide unique magic schools, with spells that sound both fun in the sense that I can foresee some pretty hilarious narratives when they are used, but also useful. Powerful, but not OP.

Most players love reading through the Monster Manual and the bestiary in this book will not disappoint those of you who are among them.

If your DM sets a game in Wildemount, there are unique tools presented to assist you in the creation of a backstory tied to this setting. Who hasn't thought to themselves, "How in the hell should I know where I was born and what it was like to live there?" The tools presented in the Heroic Chronicle solve this problem. They also include fun details that could be really fun to role play such as your favorite food.

With respect to character generation, all of these things essentially mean that this can serve as PHB 2.0. In fact, I intend to use the book for this purpose in my games, whether or not they occur in this setting.

For DMs:

Because this is a setting book, I’ll start with that material. The history and lore of Wildemount, and by extension Exandria, is well developed. Logical explanations are provided to explain the existence of nasty beasts, artifacts, ancient ruins, etc. More importantly, much of this history is presented in a way that is sure to get you creative, storytelling juices flowing.

The geography is expansive, covering just about every biome one can imagine. Lots of unique location ideas that could be borrowed by world builders. One of the cool aspects of the gazetteer are DM plot hooks inserted throughout location descriptions. Essentially one sentence seeds for adventures that could occur in the area, categorized for low-, mid-, and upper-level characters.

The character creation section includes some great nuggets as well. For starters, we finally have all of the exotic races in one location! This should be useful for those of you creating characters in your homes because you will no longer have to flip through a pile of books to get to this information. For those of you creating characters online, you can finally get the content for all races through the purchase of a single book. Pretty cool subclasses too that don’t seem OP (WotC has stated they were extensively play tested), but do seem to have a lot of flavor with respect to action descriptions.

For those of you who have struggled to get backstories for their characters, there is a section call the Heroic Chronicle that helps accomplish this task. Essentially, this is a series of tables that helps ground the characters to the setting in a more extensive way than previously published examples. Most importantly, this includes details such as key enemies and allies that should make it easy to work into story arcs. For world builders, there could easily be tweaked for your own settings.

There is so much work when starting a new campaign and this book makes this a little easier too. There are short adventures presented for different regions of Wildemount with plenty of potential hooks to continue your adventure. This will allow you to more easily dive in, while developing the rest of your campaign materials.

The magic items presented in the book include vestiges, and eveil--sometimes sentient--artifacts. For those that don’t know, vestiges have increasingly magical powers that “awaken” when players complete an epic part of their journey. This provides good storytelling opportunities and allows the item to remain useful as the your players enter higher levels of play. With respect to the evil artifacts, what DM doesn’t like the idea of playing the PCs desire for power against potentially dangerous and deleterious side effects?

Finally, the bestiary presents loads of nasty BBEGs sure to strike terror in your players. We’re always looking for these, right?

I’ve seen some DMs express concern that players will expect a retelling of the setting as presented in Critical Role. Personally, I think most players would actually want the opposite, or at least something that is strange yet familiar. There is also an upside to the popularity of the show, you know that there will be tons of great maps created by the community that you can easily “borrow” for your games.

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