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PDM reviews the Book of Quests by DM Scotty from Runehammer Games. This is a good one.

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EZd6 Bookk of Quests

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Bagel-Man

Excited to watch PDM, keep up the great work!

Jay

In my opinion, EZD6 Book of quests exemplifies how adventure modules should be made. It's not loaded with a bunch of irrelevant filler text like some other companies do and isn't a dauntingly long read that might get shelfed. The way it breaks things down into short chapters makes it easy for GMs to pick and choose which of the adventures they would like to run and alter them to their liking or even run all of them in a single campaign. So far I'm really enjoying EZD6 products. Using physical accessories such as Hero Dice, Karma tokens, Advantage Cards, Scotty's Craft Potion Bottles coupled with a simplified character sheet and rules even beginners can understand makes it feel like your not just telling a story but actually playing a game without all the complex mechanics that can slow things down to a boring crawl. It's also a game that keeps rules lawyers in check and levels the playing field for experienced and new players even when starting a new character in a group that is halfway through an adventure. You won't see much min/maxing in this game. Just received my EZD6 Advantage Card Deck giving characters a new fun way to progress without all the hubbub of leveling up and can't wait to use them. Great review PDM.

Grendel

Yes! I definitely remember that creepy giant spider from Gilligan’s Island! That was messed up!

Mark Hanson

Love the Book of Quests and am eagerly awaiting the Advantage Deck as well. I think Scotty (and Kelsey Dionne as well) just write some of the best adventures out there. Direct, no fluff, no nonsensical flowery text. Made by and for GMs.

ViggenCA

You can tell how good a book is by how many bookmarks/tags the owner has put in it.

Mark Hanson

I wonder, if someone made a book entirely of bookmarks, would it cause the space-time continuum to fold in on itself?

ViggenCA

That probably falls under the heading of "They were so preoccupied with whether they could, they didn't stop to think if they should" kind of thing.