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Mysteries of the MoonseaTM
Thomas M. Reid Sean K Reynolds
Darrin Drader Wil Upchurch
A Campaign Arc for Characters of Levels 118
The Moonseaa perilous frontier ruled by tyrants and threatened by monsters. Here cities consumed by decadence and war rise and fall like the sun, and conspiracies abound. Great adventure awaits those who oppose evil, for the Moonsea is rife with it.
The Mysteries of the Moonsea accessory contains 37 loosely connected adventures that can be run individually or linked to form the basis of an entire Forgotten Realms campaign. In addition to the adventures, this book presents maps and descriptions of the major Moonsea cities of Melvaunt, Hillsfar, Mulmaster, and Zhentil Keep, as well as statistics and descriptions for 15 important campaign villains.
For use with these Dungeons & Dragons products
Player’s HandbookTM Dungeon Master’s GuideTM Monster ManualTM
Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting
Thomas M. Reid Sean K Reynolds
Darrin Drader Wil Upchurch
A Campaign Arc for Characters of Levels 118
The Moonseaa perilous frontier ruled by tyrants and threatened by monsters. Here cities consumed by decadence and war rise and fall like the sun, and conspiracies abound. Great adventure awaits those who oppose evil, for the Moonsea is rife with it.
The Mysteries of the Moonsea accessory contains 37 loosely connected adventures that can be run individually or linked to form the basis of an entire Forgotten Realms campaign. In addition to the adventures, this book presents maps and descriptions of the major Moonsea cities of Melvaunt, Hillsfar, Mulmaster, and Zhentil Keep, as well as statistics and descriptions for 15 important campaign villains.
For use with these Dungeons & Dragons products
Player’s HandbookTM Dungeon Master’s GuideTM Monster ManualTM
Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting
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46 人中、46人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
Less facts, more to play
2006/7/4
形式:ハードカバー
Mysteries of the Moonsea is WoTC's newest addition to the Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting. It is mostly for DMs, and to use it, DMs will need the 3 core books and at least the Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting. Access to the other supplementary books published for Forgotten Realms may also prove to be handy, if not necessary.
Unlike other previous books that described a portion of Faerun and presented the reader with a huge load of data on the region, as well as prestige classes, spells and magic item connected to that region, Mysteries of the Moonsea takes a different approach when it describes only mayor locations, NPCs and the most important adventuring info on the region and uses the remaining space to present a huge amount of small adventures, each connected to one of the four mayor cities of the region (or to their surroundings). Some adventures are not really more than side-treks or encounters, but most are perfectly suited for one session games. The adventures are loosely connected, and if the DM takes the - considerable - time and effort, they can be chained together to form a campaign from 1st to 18th level, during which the party travels around the Moonsea and makes allies and enemies in mostly all parts of the region.
Unlike other books in the series, there are no new spells, no new prestige classes, monsters or magic items, which may not necessarily be a problem, as there are already a huge munber of these in other books to find the one you really want.
To sum it up, I found the book to be great, it contains enough info on the region to help the DM and the player to get a feel of the people of the region, and most of the short adventures are interesting and have neatly presented maps. Maybe instead of a whole horde of small adventures, a bit smaller horde and one larger adventure connected to each of the 4 cities would have been better, but that may only be my oppinion.
As usual with Forgotten Realms books, the book is beautifully illustrated and edited, but there are certain disturbing errors (like there is no scale on the map).
Unlike other previous books that described a portion of Faerun and presented the reader with a huge load of data on the region, as well as prestige classes, spells and magic item connected to that region, Mysteries of the Moonsea takes a different approach when it describes only mayor locations, NPCs and the most important adventuring info on the region and uses the remaining space to present a huge amount of small adventures, each connected to one of the four mayor cities of the region (or to their surroundings). Some adventures are not really more than side-treks or encounters, but most are perfectly suited for one session games. The adventures are loosely connected, and if the DM takes the - considerable - time and effort, they can be chained together to form a campaign from 1st to 18th level, during which the party travels around the Moonsea and makes allies and enemies in mostly all parts of the region.
Unlike other books in the series, there are no new spells, no new prestige classes, monsters or magic items, which may not necessarily be a problem, as there are already a huge munber of these in other books to find the one you really want.
To sum it up, I found the book to be great, it contains enough info on the region to help the DM and the player to get a feel of the people of the region, and most of the short adventures are interesting and have neatly presented maps. Maybe instead of a whole horde of small adventures, a bit smaller horde and one larger adventure connected to each of the 4 cities would have been better, but that may only be my oppinion.
As usual with Forgotten Realms books, the book is beautifully illustrated and edited, but there are certain disturbing errors (like there is no scale on the map).
10 人中、10人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
An excellent resource for DMs
2007/1/22
形式:ハードカバー|Amazonが確認した購入
This book is different from most of the other supplements that Wizards of the Coast has released, and I have to say that it was a very refreshing change of pace. The best way to categorize this book would be to say that it's halfway between a regional sourcebook and a campaign module.
Unlike the other regional books, it doesn't contain a random hodgepodge of information about NPCs, locations, Prestige Classes, new spells, and so on. Instead, you don't have new Prestige Classes, feats, and spells at all, which is just as well, since I think there's more than enough of all three. The book also has much narrower scope, focusing on only the four main cities in the Moonsea region and their surrounding areas. Again, this is just as well, since at least half of the material in my other regional books sit unused.
And unlike the other published modules, the adventures presented in Mysteries of the Moonsea are very loosely connected. Most are nicely self-contained, and have just enough encounters for a party to face in a single day. Each adventure presents a few possible hooks to draw the players in, and I found that it was very easy to tailor them to fit the flavor and motivations of the players closely.
Overall, I think that this book strikes the perfect balance between being a generic regional book that puts most of the work on the DM, and a published module that railroads players.
Unlike the other regional books, it doesn't contain a random hodgepodge of information about NPCs, locations, Prestige Classes, new spells, and so on. Instead, you don't have new Prestige Classes, feats, and spells at all, which is just as well, since I think there's more than enough of all three. The book also has much narrower scope, focusing on only the four main cities in the Moonsea region and their surrounding areas. Again, this is just as well, since at least half of the material in my other regional books sit unused.
And unlike the other published modules, the adventures presented in Mysteries of the Moonsea are very loosely connected. Most are nicely self-contained, and have just enough encounters for a party to face in a single day. Each adventure presents a few possible hooks to draw the players in, and I found that it was very easy to tailor them to fit the flavor and motivations of the players closely.
Overall, I think that this book strikes the perfect balance between being a generic regional book that puts most of the work on the DM, and a published module that railroads players.
3 人中、3人の方が、｢このレビューが参考になった｣と投票しています。
Excellent book for those little 'in betweener" quests
2008/4/17
形式:ハードカバー
As a DM I'm getting a TON of mileage out of this book. It contains 37 mini adventures based around 4 cities on the Moonsea region of Faerun. The adventures can be linked together into a super adventure or played separately. Perfect for when your group just wants a side quest or little tomb or something to raid outside the larger campaign. Just pop one of these settings in the middle of the woods as they're traveling and you'll have a more diverse, fleshed out world. The cool thing is each of the mini adventures can be wiped out in just a couple short hours and of course you can alter them however you want to contain things they need or NPC's you want them to meet. Since it's set in Moonsea I highly recommend the Sons of Gruumsh adventure for level 5 characters to run alongside this as a larger adventure since tyour PC's will be in the town of Melvaunt and adventuring in the wilds of Thar anyway. One of the most USEABLE adventure books/regional books I have seen. It takes a great load off the DMs back. I just wish they made more like this...
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