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Zobeck: Clockwork City for 5E | Review and Page-Through

Jeff McAleer

Zobeck: Clockwork City Collector's Edition (Kobold Press)Game Title: Zobeck – Clockwork City

Publisher: Kobold Press

Authors: Wolfgang Baur, Kelly Pawlik, James J. Haeck, Ben McFarland, Richard Pett, Christina Stiles, Matthew Stinson, and Mike Franke

Artists: Alan Morris, Paola Andreatta, Margarita Bourkova, Josh Hass, Julian Hellwig, Basith Ibrahim, Mike Pape, William O’Brien, Kyle Patterson, Beatrice Pelagatti, Addison Rankin, Florian Stitz, Bryan Syme, and Egil Thompson

Year: 2023

Genre: 5E D&D adventure collection and city setting/gazetteer

Pages: 302 pages

MSRP: $49.99 in hardcover or $24.99 in PDF at DriveThruRPG

I dive in and share my thoughts about Zobeck: Clockwork City, for 5E Dungeons & Dragons, from Kobold Press. Is this supplement chuck full of urban adventuring sure to leave your 5e players satisfied? Or is Zobeck: Clockwork City a tome that just feels wound down?

2:03 Taking a look at and discussing Zobeck: Clockwork City
18:23 Final thoughts and review score
20:58 Wrapping up

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    Zobeck: Clockwork City for 5E | Review and Page-Through

    Once again Kobold PRess releases an excellent addition to not only their line of Migard setting books but a collection of worthwhile %e urban adventures for your players. The production quality is top notch and the Free City of Zobeck is a memorable locale teeming with opportunities for plenty of fun. There's plenty of gamable content as well which is usable in any D&D campaign. Highly recommended!
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