One of the best adventures from 3rd Edition, and excellent PoD quality. A great buy. 5 out 5 stars.

This is a high quality reprint. Text is very crisp and the images are excellent reproduction with no lose of detail. My only recommendation would be if the map which was printed on the inside of the cover in the original was also printed the same way on this booklet versus in the interior.

If these printers can figure out a way to recreate the feeling of the original by printing these maps on the inside covers, and keeping the covers seperate from the rest of the booklet, I would probably be willing to pay double.

This is a high quality reprint. Text is very crisp and the images are excellant. Maybe one of the best reprints I've puchased. The only recommendation I'd have to make it better is the same as most other buyers...if the blue ink map could just be printed on the inside cover like the originals!

If these printers can figure out a way to recreate the feeling of the original by printing these maps on the inside covers, and keeping the covers seperate from the rest of the booklet, I would be willing to pay double.

This is a high quality reprint. Text is very crisp and the images, though some appear slightly more muted then the originals, are still clean and accurate. The map which was printed on the inside of the cover in the original is instead printed within the document. While I do wish it was printed on the inside cover, I will say they did an absolute superb job with the reproduction. In fact I'd argue it's even better the original. Increadibly sharp detail using dark blue ink.

If these printers can figure out a way to recreate the feeling of the original by printing these maps on the inside covers, and keeping the covers seperate from the rest of the booklet, I would probably be willing to pay double.

Excellent reprint of the origininal. The text is crisp and clean, very easy to read. The artwork in the interior is good, though possibly more "gray out" then the original. I've seen this in multiple reprints and I'm not sure why the reprints feel more washed out. Still they are easy to see what the text is describing. The inside cover includes the blue ink map same as the original (I love when they do this). It is crystal clear in detail and easily read from a distance. PLEASE USE THE INSIDE COVER TO PRINT THE MAPS LIKE THE ORIGINALS!!

NOTE: I managed to actually peel the cover off the rest of the booklet (slowly and carefully) so that I now have a removable cover just like the original. I was only willing to do this since I knew if a screwed it up I could easily order another one. I did add a strip of white book binding tape along the cover crease as well as over the rest of the booklet spine. The color of the tape matches teh color of the paper so you can hardly tell it's there. Overall I am very happy with the result.

If there were a way to actually print the cover and maps seperately from the rest of the book, I would likely be willing to pay double just to have the look and feel of the original modules with the seperate covers.

Overall this reprint is exquisite. The text is perfectly clear, the images crisp. The only way it could be made better was if the maps on the inside cover of the original would also have been printed on the inside of this cover, versus left blank. These maps are 100% usable, however they are printed in blank ink versus the blue ink of the original.

As the discussion mentions, this product is missing 2 pages:

Page 94 - Appendix for the DM - Summary Tables Page 95 - Warejaguar stat page

I am not too annoyed at this, because neither of these two are particularily useful for what I got this book for. This book is packed with Ware-lore. Habbits, lairs, mind-set, and any and all information that a DM could want to inspire their game. Also a good option for any player playing a Ware-hunting character.

Print quality is otherwise excellent.

Book Quality: Great print - Clear text and good contrast on the images, very good reproduction. High quality cover, great looking book.

Book Content: The Van Richten guide books are an amazing read. They are written in first person from Rudolfs perspective and are filled with "I hear that" and "I was told this" type setup. So not only is it great for a DM to use for inspiration on creating great new monsters and BBEGs, I would be fine with a player reading this book if he was playing a character that had a focus on the created.

The 5e Van Richtens guide is a good book with lots of options for players and DMs who want to run a Ravenloft game. I would however suggest that anyone interested in monster lore, pick up the 2ed books, even if they are not planning to run a ravenloft game.

Great print - No issues with any pages. Maps are good and the adventure ideas are really good as well. Maybe not the most enticing name though. One gripe, there is no print on the spine. This makes it look like an eyesore in my bookshelf, and most other print books (looking at stuff like Skullport) does have printing on the spine, so whats up Book of Lairs?

If you don't care about the spine, this is a 5/5 Star Review. Great replica of the original book.

Another excellent Print copy, along with being one of the best books from 2ed.

POD Quality is amazing - Also one of the best worldbuilding books in existance. A must have for any fan.

Quality of Print: The reprint of the Planescape Campaign Setting as a book offers outstanding print quality. Despite the original being a box set with various components, the images and text in this edition are bright and clear, ensuring that none of the vibrant artwork and detailed descriptions are lost. For those looking to recreate the box set 100%, I recommend purchasing the PDF version alongside the print to assemble the various maps and handouts, as they come in the back of the book, and I would not want to put a razor to this book to get them out.

About the Book True to the spirit of many second edition Dungeons & Dragons products, this campaign setting is densely packed with lore, the Planescape universe feels alive in this book and rather than focusing heavily on game mechanics, you get an ambience that 5e is lacking. This book is a must-have for any fan of the Planescape universe or collectors of D&D historical editions. Its detailed portrayal of the cosmos and the factions within offers endless inspiration for creating intriguing and memorable adventures. Whether used as a direct campaign setting or a supplementary guide for world-building, it stands out as a valuable resource.

Since the only review for this is saying it does not work, wanted to let anyone know that this works fine. It is a great scan as well, high quality pictures and bright colors. Excellent work on whomever did this.

Now, can we get this adventure trilogy in a Print on Demand?

Quality of Print: The d20 Modern Core Rulebook impresses with its solid hardcover and impeccable print quality. The images are clear, and the text is highly readable, making it a durable addition to any gamer's collection.

Product Review d20 Modern is a weird sidetrip in the D20 history. Its attempt to adapt D&D mechanics to a variety of contemporary and futuristic settings makes it a fascinating study for enthusiasts, but unless you have a group that is eager to do some d20 Modern, it is very much for the hardcore fans.

Personal Experience: Already possessing Urban Arcana and the Menace Manual, acquiring this core book was essential for me to utilize my existing collection fully. Very happy I could get a print copy of this.

Would also buy d20 Weapons Locker, d20 Future, d20 Past, d20 Apocalypse, and d20 Future Tech if these showed up as Print on Demand.

I had this box set as a kid, and remember loving reading it. - I am very pleased with the way this book has been put togheter, the quality of the print is very high and don't seem to have any issues that the PDF seems to have based on the discussion here.

Reading it now, I am not sure if the focus on this product was as good as say The North, or Spellbound, both of whom are amazing. The campaign book of Zhentil keep is more about a History of the Keep and it's current state, along with information the Zhentarim as a whole, magic items and some npcs. The second part of the book is an adventure, and some new monsters. This means that a destroyed city gets about as writing about it as Waterdeep does in City of Splendors box set.

Is it worth the money? Ohyes, it's a solid print and great for anyone interested in the history of Zhentil Keep or the Zhentarim, but it is not the best Box Set in 2ed.