Xanathar's Guide to Everything

Game Kings shipped the book fast and well packaged. Arrived in perfect condition.Definitely liking the combo of Xanathar's with the other source books, currently primarily for the player sub-class and racial feat options. Other good stuff is options for falling and resting and extra details for skill with tools. Simple things that many may consider just page fillers I quite like, like the tables of personal and clan/family names for character name inspiration.

A love letter to Tasha

Oh Tasha, sweet Tasha, Iggwilv my love, why do you make me buy your books just to look upon you? What did I do that was so wrong you had to run off with a Demon Lord and spawn an evil demigod? Now I sit here lost and forlorn, knowing that there is no greater pain than the pain of knowing that the one you love doesn't love you back. Did you ever love me? Was it all a lie? I didn't believe them when they told me you were an evil witch. "Not her," says I, "just because she's clearly a witch with a great store of dark necromantic knowledge it doesn't mean she's evil!". What a fool, and yet, daily I compound the foolishness by holding on to hope; when all pride is cast down and love thrown back into my face, when each day is better than the next and despite my DNR ... MoreOh Tasha, sweet Tasha, Iggwilv my love, why do you make me buy your books just to look upon you? What did I do that was so wrong you had to run off with a Demon Lord and spawn an evil demigod? Now I sit here lost and forlorn, knowing that there is no greater pain than the pain of knowing that the one you love doesn't love you back. Did you ever love me? Was it all a lie? I didn't believe them when they told me you were an evil witch. "Not her," says I, "just because she's clearly a witch with a great store of dark necromantic knowledge it doesn't mean she's evil!". What a fool, and yet, daily I compound the foolishness by holding on to hope; when all pride is cast down and love thrown back into my face, when each day is better than the next and despite my DNR Clerics of Pelor keep bringing me back hoping to save my soul from the black pit that is my love for you, I will hold onto that hope, I will cling to it like a stirge clings to a victim, I will drink and drink and drink of the hope that you will love me back and never have my fill until you are in my arms again and I don't care how many dark bargains I have to make to get you back oh you've broken me you foul thing where once was a man is now the empty shell of this servant of darkness but I will never give up oh gods help me please tell me she loves me! Oh, the book? It's pretty good, I liked it.

D&D 5E RPG: Xanathar's Guide to Everything

Xanathars Guide to Everything gives you all the benefit of a homebrew text file without having to catalog it or shuffle through pages of various source documents. The very fact that a well organized additional rule set is available is enticing. This reference book gives you additional options for class Archetypes and various roleplay options that are not discussed the players handbook. Since it is up the GMs discretion however, it may not be the best for beginner players simply because of the additional cost and/or limited funds of the group. That being said, the addition of suggested rare and legendary magical items is a welcome addition to my reference materials. If you can afford to pick up another reference book. I suggest you pick up Xanathars first.

D&D: Xanathar's Guide to Everything

Superb supplement, both for the DM and Player alike. The artwork is typically really nice and the additional DM guidance and player class options make this a really excellent addition to your collection of 5e books.

Dungeons and Dragons RPG: Xanathar's Guide to Everything

Xanathar's Guide should be an easy purchase for D&D fans. Featuring excellent, fun new subclass options, and invaluable resources for DMs, this book is a valuable addition for both players and Dungeon Masters. One of the first books I bought after the original three, and worth every penny.

Finally an expansion of character, class and other options!

I love 5th Edition. It brings together everyone under one umbrella whether they realize it or not. The only gripe with this book is Wizards of the Coast I felt didn't come full force with the available fighter sub-classes. I like the ones they provided but felt one ore more was missing. That however is only one small facet of the additional content available and overall I consider it a very worthwhile expansion to the lore of 5th edition. People who are tired of Pathfinder, miss the good old days, want to play with or without miniatures, desire a more simplified yet still intriguing experience whether in or out of combat: check this out! The main rulebook is still essential of course.

Great book, all about the Characters

Actually a really good expansion/accessory. You'd think, being tied to a Beholder, that it would be filled with weird, freaky oddball stuff; but no. It's all very solid details and options for characters, without being in any way game-breaking. New character options include old faves the Cavalier, Swashbuckler and Samurai among others. You can now consider a Warlock without being beholden to Cthulhu or something. Magic items and magic item guidance, spells, traps, great stuff. Much preferred over the Tasha's Cauldron (which is still good, but a little more oddball).

Tasha's Spellbinding Book!!

I can never find things with my name on them...so when I found out DnD had a character named Tasha AND she had her own book...I HAD TO HAVE IT!!! It was a birthday present to myself. And I absolutly LOVE it!!!

Xanthars Guide To Everything

Xanthars Guide To Everything is just that. An amazing source book especially for a Dungeon Master. New spells, gear, weapons, tables for names when making PCs and NPCs. The book even has notes from Xanthar himself that break the fourth wall as he talks to the reader and his pet fish. Highly recommend to a DM and those who play D&D.

ok

A decent supplement to add stuff. I mostly used it to find more spells. However there is other stuff, like subclasses, and magic items. What's disappointing is the amount of space wasted on names. It's nice to give options of names from both locations/cultures in D&D and the real world. However, it winds up being filler than value content. And like anything else in this edition of D&D, the spells aren't organized for quick reference as to which class gets them.