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TL DR: This book makes me want to jump in the Al-Qadim 5e pool feet first. To say that Zakhara: Adventures in the Land of Fate is anything less than spectacular is an understatement. The Zakhara Campaign Setting, though, revivifies it and updates the Land of Fate with new art, new mechanics, new player options, lore, monsters, npcs, and so freaking much more.

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One of these left-behind worlds from AD&D days is Al-Qadim, a desert-themed setting full of genies, flying carpets, and seas of sand as far as the eye can see. Settings like Spelljammer, Dragonlance, and Planescape have been left behind to make room for expanded Forgotten Realms lore and newer worlds like Eberron.

One of the worst things about coming to tabletop gaming and Dungeons & Dragons when I did (when D&D Third Edition was new) is that I missed out on a lot of the now-classic settings that older editions had. Disclaimer: I got a review copy of Zakhara, but it hasn't influenced my review at all. I couldn't post in the Reviews tab for because reasons, so I wanted to make sure I put this here for people to read, even if it won't pop the star-rating up. You took an interesting, well-written, well-thought-out world that was clearly a passion project, decided your twitteresque mentality was offended by bits of it, and then decided to strip it of everything interesting until it was a paint-by-numbers affair. I was being charitable regarding your attitude towards these things but clearly it was misplaced. The 2E material mentions slavery, but slavery didn't magically become 'worse' in the last 30 years.ДЇrankly, your response just highlights the same thing we see all the time in Lovecraft-inspired works: 'We hate this thing and what people like about it, but we're going to try and make money off of. And even then, that is a standard fantasy trope where it is only modern interpretations that choose to make it an 'icky' thing.

The best argument I could possibly imagine you bringing up would be the love potion item. There wasn't anything 'sexist' or 'dehumanising' in it, unless you think that establishing a culture with gender roles that's also open to breaking them is 'sexist' in which case god help you, you'll never be satisfied unless everything is just a boring, sanitised world that is incredibly bland and boring that you have no business playing. You say they didn't age well, but having read them fully I entirely disagree with that assessment. If you would like to purchase the introductory adventure ' The Rat Catchers' by itself, it is available here: The Rat Catchers Note: if you would like to purchase just the Monster section from the book, it is available here: Monsters of Zakhara And remember-we have no Fate but the Fate which we are given! So what are you waiting for? Grab your scimitar, buckle your lamellar, tuck in your jambiya, and prepare for adventure.

An introductory adventure to get you started!.

Power groups vying for control of the land.An overview of the lands, cities, and people!.Whether you are a longtime fan with tons of old books and sourceboxes, a new traveler interested in the southern lands, or anywhere in between, Adventures in the Land of Fate has you covered. This book is your ticket to the wondrous land of Zakhara-a land of devious viziers, clever shaвЂ™irs, mischievous genies, and enough adventure to entertain you for 1,001 years or more! Separated from the rest of the Forgotten Realms by jagged cliffs and treacherous seas, Zakhara has a culture all its own-a culture inspired in equal parts by The Arabian Nights and Hollywood glamor.

GtG Rating: 5 out of 5' - BJ Keaton, Geek to Geek media is in every way a rival for any official WotC D&D Fifth Edition content out there. This book makes me want to jump in the Al-Qadim 5e pool feet first. 'ADVENTURES IN THE LAND OF FATE DOES AL-QADIM 5E RIGHT. 'Don't miss the Campaign Guide to Zakhara! Bringing the setting to 5e and cleaning up many of the cultural issues!' - Ahmed Aljabry, 20Arabia

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