Fizban’s Treasury of Dragons (Dungeon & Dragons Supplement Book): 1

Are you a D&D player? If yes, this book probably isn't for you.Are you a Dungeon Master? If yes, and if you can afford it, you should get this book.I got it a few days ago and have already incorporated several aspects of it into my campaigns, it has really made me want to put the Dragons into my D&D game.+ the lairs and most of the new monsters are great+ the magic items and RP suggestions are also very good+ good suggestions for MM dragon spell lists and additional lair actions+ some decent spells- Lackluster subclasses and feats- the two CR 30 monsters are a bit of a let down in my opinion

One of the better source books for 5e D&D. More than just about dragons, it adds flavour and detail to cults, classes and a host of other things "dragon" based. Not an essential read, but nice to have on the bookshelf.

Great addition to my D&D collection.

Great piece of source material for a 5E campaign. But not essential, it doesn't hold any modulars but it does give you more options to create a dragon based charactor or if you just want more and deeper law around dragons it's great. I bought it because I wanted to create a Drakewarden. It served it's purpose and now just sits on my shelf until I have a random question.

Fizban's treasury of dragons is perfect for any Dungeon master looking to add a little more dragon based spice to their games it's also great for any adventurer who wish to have more choices when it comes to fighting styles or variations on dragonborn truly perfect for all.

A Dungeons & Dragons book, all about dragons. What more could you want?Okay, admittedly the player character options are somewhat limited despite how cool they are, but overall it's a very enjoyable addition to the expanding content of 5th edition D&D.

Great book for DMs looking to run a campaign involving dragons. Well presented and full of good material. Not important for players unless you're interested or collecting.

Super happy with this

A great way to find out more information about our leathery 'friends' in the D&D world.

A really interesting book, it has many player options and many interesting rules for hoards.Adding these to the dragons in your campaign will surely help make everything even more interesting.

Très bien

I love D&D, but i'll admit the rules heave portion can drag a little, Fizban here is telling us about dragins, and telling it like it is, without feeling bogged down in rules and stats.Don't get me wring, they are there, but it's done in a way that makes the book more of a treat than usual.And hey, gem dragons, and gem dragonborn pc's, what's not to love??

Una buena expansion sobre dragones