Really handy book. I'm very glad I got this printed. Well done CGS.

Strange work. Baffling to almost everyone, especially Thelemites. Not really sure of the purpose of this work is unless it's to replace every second word with a thesaurus equivalent. He'd like young Regardie & Shani Oates, I'm sure.

Terrible version when compared to the Weiser edition. Lots missing but still nice to have.

An excellent collection of new beasties to add to your adventures.

Get Josephine McCarthy's The Exorcist's Handbook instead and save yourself some money. From a serious occult perspective, this is mostly personal tales and superstitious nonsense.

Actually a very nice cup and the book is pretty comprehensive. The markings on the cup will help with learning the art of tasseomancy, so that any cup may be used once learnt.

Another excellent Dover book. They are always a pleasure to read and this was no different. Interesting results in the past with this author's work. Some of her methods are quite solid. After all, if you are the centre of your universe, then everything you are needing is already there. Really, all you have to do is ask your higher self (god).

Like the SSI game, Pool of Radiance, that this module is based on, Ruins of Adventure takes you on some absolutely crazy dungeon design choices. Almost everything is in a maze and keeping track is a DMs fever dream. Still, it's actually a lot of fun to play, maybe more then the video game. Apparently, this is an accessory but really it's a really big module that you will probably never finish - we didn't lol.

I really enjoyed the books and the game back in the day.

Liber Arcanorum has always been my favourite of mine, but this is next level. It's beautiful. I wouldn't expect anything less from Barry. Looking forward to getting into the meat of the work.

The lamest of all the dungeon master's screens IMO.

It's kind of lame unless you're really into Stranger Things but new to D&D. This is not the first D&D experience I'd want to give my players. I really just bought it to collect it. I play B/X anyway lol

Still the best of the lot. Also the hardest to finish, at least for me. I even tried mapping it a couple of times. It's fiendishly clever, and completely entertaining today as it was back then.

Best book on the market for getting around Australia by compass. Spiral-bound for easy access to the pages you need in high winds or rain. Everyone should have this in their pack with their compass and practice navigation whilst you're out in the bush. Also, learn this book before going into the armed forces and you'll be that guy that actually makes it back to base without hours of walking circles in the dark.

Fairly solid book on angel magic, despite the style and it's being marred by too many errors and spelling mistakes. Needs a good edit and re-release.