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Tales from the Shadows for 5E | Review and Page-Through

Game Title: Tales from the Shadows

Publisher: Kobold Press

Authors: Celeste Conowitch, Tim Hitchcock, Victoria Jaczko, Jeff Lee, Sarah Madsen, Carlos & Holly Ovalle, Kelly Pawlik, Richard Pett, Marc Radle, Jon Sawatsky, and Mike Welham

Artists: Eric Belisle, Matt Bulahao, Gustavo Dias, Leesha Hannigan, Julian Hellwig, Michael Jaecks, William O’Brien, Kiki Moch Rizki, Florian Stitz, and Bryan Syme

Year: 2022

Genre: D&D adventure collection set within the Shadow Realm of Midgard

Pages: 196 pages

MSRP: $39.99 in hardcover or $24.99 in PDF

I share my thoughts about the Dungeons & Dragons adventure collection Tales from the Shadows from Kobold Press. Should you and your players be chomping at the bit to tackle these 14 tales set in the Shadow Realm of Midgard? Or would Tales from the Shadows be best left in the dark? You’ll find out!

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Tales from the Shadows Review

SUMMARY

While there are a few adventures in Tales from the Shadows which I feel are simply okay, the majority of them run from good to great. I should also point out that I feel having a copy of Book of Ebon Tides is fairly crucial to getting the most out of these adventures as well. In all, I can certainly recommend this adventure collection because I've got the impression DMs and players will have a pretty good time with the tales.

Summary

While there are a few adventures in Tales from the Shadows which I feel are simply okay, the majority of them run from good to great. I should also point out that I feel having a copy of Book of Ebon Tides is fairly crucial to getting the most out of these adventures as well. In all, I can certainly recommend this adventure collection because I've got the impression DMs and players will have a pretty good time with the tales.

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