Ich lese zz viele "one-pager", um mir Ideen für meine Kampagnen zu holen, und bin auf Echo der Feenwildnis gestoßen. In 10 Minuten hatte ich schon Stoff für meine Player für eine kleine Kampagne. Ein super Szenario! Interessant auch, wenn man die Feenwelt einbauen oder anspielen möchte.

For some of my players, it wasn't thier cup of tea. I liked the fact, that when you read it, you feel like it's WoD, and then on the next page it totally doesn't. The God-Machine is a nice idea, and you can have a lot of fun with it, you can even build whole different settings like werewolf or vampire around it. Like in WoD, you also can just play the average guy who unfolds a breathtaking mystery. For me and my group, it's still the WoD not the CoD setting, but it is a very well 2nd edition if you want it to call like that.

Vampire 5th Edition didn't hold my expectations. My group is playing Vampire since 1998. There are a lot of editions, and this Edition is a mediocre one. I really liked some new fresh ideas and the art work as a DM, but I don't understand why they organised it like a book. You need to learn very important aspects by heart because you will never find it again ( like while in session). I miss a Quick Build table, a Character traits overview (standard like in DND5). In practice, the system was at first interesting but then a little bit of an obstacle for the flow in the game. This is of course just the experience in my group.

With Exploring Eberron, you will never run out of ideas as a DM. Even if you don't play on Eberron but in different worlds, it's A LOT OF STUFF in there. It can be very intimidating, but give it time, it took me some weeks to have an overview of all the input (with RotlW as well). It's amazing that you can have such lore with only 2 Books.

I recently discovered "one page adventures" and I fell in love with this one! As a dm, I normally read through campaign books for new ideas which takes a lot of time. This one gave me in 10 minutes material for my players for a short campaign. It gives you a really nice hook and starting point for a "young" adventure party. While playing, the party got more and more involved into the story and because of its open design, A LOT OF STUFF happened which I didn't think of at the beginning :) well done Alexander! If you also want to dip into the feywild, this is a must-have.