Dungeons & Dragons: Out of the Abyss: Rage of Demons

I'm loving this adventure! My player characters have absolutely no idea what is going on and they're so freaked out! They doubt each other at every decision.It's a very detailed adventure, and quite long. It has a lot of NPCs to track so if this is your first adventure as a DM it might be tough. You need to make a lot of notes and thoroughly read through the adventure before starting. There is A LOT of prep involved so I don't recommend it for new DMs.I'll keep this short: It's got a great atmosphere. Madness plays a big part - this is great for screwing with your players. There are loads of NPCs to keep track of which is a bit tricky. Loads of cool locations and maps. Really really fun. Both my and my players love it.

This is a brilliant book, an adventure that is set in the underdark. There are even links / references to the Drizzt tales. I'm setting this up for our Christmas campaign , I only wish I could get hold of minis in metal / resin for the average denizens of underdark to fill out the experience. Even card cutouts would do. I've only just returned to dungeoneering , but the character of the setting and the fact that it's for low level characters is what drew me to this one. Without giving the game away , it even starts in an out of the ordinary way. I would therefore recommend this to anyone , if you don't like it , remember it's not set in stone and you can always tweak it to your own tastes !

Really decent campaign, you don't need to bang on about how good it is because there's that kind of thing all over the internet however I will tell you that the book arrived, it's good quality, and the cover it intact. It looks like it's been properly stored and it looks great on my shelf!

Have only read it through once. It’s really different to other adventures as you start off as a prisoner and pretty much everything is more powerful than you are, so you’re having to survive and use role-playing and skills for the most part; combat sparingly. The second half requires a lot of fleshing out by the DM - huge bones of an adventure. It should take you to 15th level, but as I say, a lot of work for the DM.

Years ago I DM’d the 2nd addition Night Below boxed campaign setting.This book has vibes of that classic but on overdrive. There’s a lot of information contained within for the DM to use and as a player, it’s going to prove to be a pretty traumatic time.From escaping the clutches of the Drow, to surviving the perils that await out in the lightless tunnels and caverns of the underdark, and with the added terror of the odd demon lord thrown in for good measure, this is a great adventure.As a note, it also ties in well with the Lost Mines of Phandelver, should you wish to have your pcs captured by Drow at some point.

Super happy with this

This is one of the first adventures I bought, back in 2017 and I'm still pleased with it as an adventure. It gives the DM lots of tools for travel which is one of 5e's weaknesses as well as some of the funnest stat blocks at the back for big bad monsters useful even outside if this adventure.

I've played many iterations of this game and always love it when the classics rear their head. Baphomet, Orcus and Demogorgon? Don't mind if I do.Not yet played it but love the settings and details of this adventure. Cannot wait to roll the dice with this one.