Discover the Epic Adventure of the Wizards RPG Team in the Tomb of Annihilation!

T_S_H1: Arrived on time, and in great packaging, no issues, no damage.
I'm running the adventure for our group. We're having fun with it. There's LOTS of additional content online to help flesh out things even more than what's already detailed in the book.. I'm pleased with the purchase and pricing.
Helping to fill out my hoard, er, collection of D&D books... :)

United States on Nov 02, 2023

Carol Gates: Product in like new condition, product as described and fast service.

United States on Oct 19, 2023

PhilippStecay: No Complaints. Fast delivery. Product is awesome, as expected.

Germany on Jul 26, 2023

John Graham: Great shape and came very fast!!

Canada on Jun 06, 2023

M Alfrey: Running this for my wife, with the intention of running it for groups in the future. Great amount of lore and illustrations to inspire a DM. The pull-out map is fantastic. The game-play is brutal. If you've got players who like plenty of challenging encounters and don't mind their PC dying... a lot, this module is for them. Really enjoying running this game.
Book arrived in good time, though there was a slight imperfection in the cover, if you're picky like me. Other than that, good quality physically and content-wise.

United Kingdom on Oct 06, 2022

Eric San Juan: Technically speaking, Tomb of Annihilation is a full campaign between two covers, with a focused objective for the players, a major narrative hook driving them forward, and all you need to run that campaign.

But for me, it's just a sandbox of possibilities easily plucked out and dropped into my own campaign with next to no adjustment needed.

That's the big selling point for me and it's why I like ToA so much more than many other modern modules / campaigns.

Officially, this is a campaign spanning roughly levels 1-11, with the players trying to find a lost city and stop a curse that prevents people from being raised from the dead. This takes place in the jungles of Chult, and includes a major "hex crawl" exploration component, a lost city to find and explore, a mega dungeon inspired in part by the classic Tomb of Horrors, and lots of side locations. There is also a ticking clock on the whole adventure.

But in practice, it's a sandbox. By that I mean there are loads of nicely fleshed out, unique and interesting locations that can easily serve as standalone adventures. Just pluck them out and drop them into your own world, no converting needed. There are...

United States on Nov 15, 2020

Sol Glos: This is the best 5e adventure so far up to and including Descent into Avernus.

Minor Spoilers:

The danger and time pressure keep the PCs moving and provide excellent motivation. The setting is extremely fun. There's a great mix of everything here.

It's the goldilocks of freedom/direction. I don't mind the hex crawl one bit and DMs can shuffle areas if they like to give the PCs specific encounters.

Canada on Jan 16, 2020

Justin H.: My players and I are 10 sessions into this module so far and having a lot of fun. That being said, the module has some issues that have become typical for a lot of published D&D adventures over the last 4-5 years. Namely, this is less a module and more of a campaign setting. For at least the first 5 levels of play, there is not much of a coherent story. What you get for the first 5 or more levels is a big map with a lot of blank spaces on it and more locations than your players could ever visit before out-leveling the content or running out of time. It also feels like 90% of these jungle locations and encounters have nothing to do with the core story.

On top of that, with their central NPC and story hook actively dying and the worldwide threat of the Death Curse looming over them, the players have more incentive to skip things and jump to the end than to actually take their time exploring. This makes some of the side quests particularly baffling. For example, one of the quests titled, "Shilku Reconnaissance", involves sailing around to the opposite side of the map and then spending a week exploring a specific area. In game, this is a quest that would likely require...

United States on Jan 09, 2019

Gustavo Dort: Tomb of Annihilation(ToA) é uma aventura do nível 1 ao nível 11 ambientada na península de Chult a sudoeste de Faerun. A ilha é uma mistura de florestas tropicais da África Central, zigurates da Mesopotâmia, excentricidade dos povos pré-colombianos e Jurassic Park. Existe a possibilidade de começar a campanha até nível 9 embora eu não recomende, já que muitos dos desafios serão superados de maneira trivial com uma equipe mais forte.

Dois backgrounds foram adicionados nessa edição: arqueólogo e antropólogo. Há muitos animais e monstros diferentes que estão no final do livro. Além disso, há um grande mapa destacável, onde em um lado há Chult em todo seu esplendor e no outro a ilha com espaços hexagonais vazios no meio para os jogadores preencherem ao decorrer da aventura. Eu enquadrei o lado preenchível com um vidro onde os jogadores possam escrever e pendurei na minha Friendly Local Game Store (FLGS).

Para o desespero dos clérigos, pessoas ao redor do mundo que morrem prematuramente não conseguem ser ressuscitadas. E as que já foram ressuscitadas alguma vez estão caindo lentamente aos pedaços. Estudos mágicos indicam que a origem dessa...

Brazil on Mar 20, 2018