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Spelljammer: Adventures in Space (D&D Campaign Collection - Adventure, Setting, Monster Book, Map, and DM Screen) - Wizards Of The Coast

Spelljammer: Adventures in Space (D&D Campaign Collection - Adventure, Setting, Monster Book, Map, and DM Screen)

by Wizards Of The Coast
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Home of the stars and gateway to the heavens, the Astral Plane teems with excitement and possibility. With the help of magic, spelljammers can cross the oceans of Wildspace, ply the silvery void known as the Astral Sea, and hop between worlds of the D&D multiverse.

This collection contains everything a Dungeon Master needs to run a campaign set in the starlit realms of Wildspace and the Astral Sea, as well as new options for players who want to create characters at home in this fantastic setting.

Contents:
  • Collection includes adventure book, setting book, book of monsters, poster map, and DM screen
  • Light of Xaryxis—a 64-page hardcover adventure set in the Astral Plane for characters of levels 5–8
  • The Astral Adventurer’s Guide—64-page hardcover book presenting the Astral Plane as a campaign setting, including space-based character options, spells, magic items, spacefaring rules, ships, and more
  • Boo’s Astral Menagerie—a 64-page hardcover book with game statistics and descriptions for over 60 creatures found in Wildspace and the Astral Sea
  • Double-sided poster map of the Rock of Bral—an asteroid-city that can serve as both an adventure location and a campaign hub
  • DM Screen—four-paneled Dungeon Master’s screen designed for rollicking space adventures

Customer Reviews

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Rob Nowlan
A fun D&D sci-fi warm-up

If you're looking to add a splash of sci-fi to your fantasy in D&D, this is a good starting point. The story is light and fun, the monsters can still be used for 'normal D&D', and the new mechanics are sensible / useful.

If you plan to run ship-based life / combat / mechanics, I would strongly recommend picking up 'Ghosts of Saltmarsh', as well, as the ship mechanics in there are extremely useful and fully transferable to this style.

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Adam Horne
A missed opportunity?

I’ve read through the monsters and the general book, but not the adventure.

From what I’ve read, it feels mediocre. There needs to be more meat to the books. More monsters, where’s the ship to ship combat? I liked it, but it was lacklustre. I wish WOTC would have divided it into different books.

The quality of the printing and the information that is there is great though.