Alchemy, Crafting & Enchanting Bundle (5E)

This is a great resources for DMs and players that love the idea of crafting their own gear. It adds a great detail to the game perfect for downtime activities.

This bundle is absolutely amazing. The pdf is laid out beautifully and the links can take you to the proper chapters as one would expect with a high end product. The book is as one would expect with Nord prints; flawless. Sturdy with premium pages, this feels of even better quality than official WoTC books.

The pages are absolutely loaded with information, recipes, and items. With two methods of how to grow your builds there are options for how to place them into your world. Allow your players to become crafters, enchanters, and alchemists with clear an in depth advice. No more guessing exactly what is in healing potions, or trying to make the vague rules in Xanatars guide work. You know which ingredients you need for the thing and can structure quests around it.

Highly recommended for any DM who wants to allow their players the freedom to become craftspeople in their world, but don't want to spend hours and hours making their own system.

Full of great ideas for items as well as a decent mechanic on crafting your own items

Without knowing it, I realized I have been looking for such a book for a long time. It adds a new layer/mechanics to crafting in D&D. Before there was only vague instruction about time spent and gold needed for each "rarity level", but with this book you get actual mechanics. My players are eager to try crafting stuff in-game. This book contain easy to understand mechanics and recipees, but not only that!!! You also get neat and balanced mechanics of how one would go about aquiring the needed ingredients.

The pdf-file is also easy to use, I actually recommend getting the bundle instead of only getting the physical book, well worth the extra cost.

The only "con" for the book is that I miss cooking, but I understand that cooking would be pretty much the same as alchemy (as described in the book), so not really that great of a loss.

Chalk full of goodies! You can tell a lot of time, effort and solid thought went into writing this book! 200+ pages. A must for gamers!