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Empire of the Ghouls for 5E | Review and Page-Through

Jeff McAleer

Game Title: Empire of the Ghouls

Publisher: Kobold Press

Authors: Richard Green with Wolfgang Baur, Jeff Lee, Kelly Pawlik, Mike Welham, and Christopher Lockey

Artists: Craig J Spearing, Darren Calvert, Rita Fei, Michele Giorgi, George Johnstone, Erich Lazar, Marcel Mercado, Wayne Miller, William O’Brien, Beatrice Pelagatti, Roberto Pitturru, Kiki Moch Rizky, Julio Cesar Oliveira Rocha, Florian Stitz, Bryan Syme, and Egil Thompson

Year: 2020

Genre: Epic Dungeons & Dragons roleplaying adventure

Pages: 354 pages

MSRP: $54.99 for the hardcover and PDF at the Kobold Press site or $24.99 in PDF at DriveThruRPG

I sit down to share my thoughts about the 5E Dungeons & Dragons adventure, Empire of the Ghouls, from Kobold Press. Is this a truly epic adventure in which to challenge your players? Or should you avoid taking a bite out of Empire of the Ghouls all together? You’ll find out!

3:30 Diving into Empire of the Ghouls
17:49 Final thoughts and review score

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    Empire of the Ghouls for 5E | Review and Page-Through

    There's plenty to really enjoy about Epic of the Ghouls, starting with the epic nature of the tale. The production quality is top notch and the book should hold up to repeated use at the game table. There's loads going on to keep your players occupied and a solid DM will take advantage of all the maneuverings taking place off stage. I do have a couple of quibbles with the typical 5E use of check rolls rather than player agency and some of the encounters could use a few non-combat resolutions. Regardless, this is an excellent adventure destined to occupy your players for a good long while.
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    Excellent

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