One of the biggest “big bads” from way back is back – Acererak the Lich is here to cause problems again. If you’re going to run this as a DM feel free to keep going but if you’re going to be a player in the game do yourself a favor and head-on out. If you don’t want it spoiled, skip the rest of this one. Spoiler Alertįrom here on out I’m going to be talking about some of the events and story about this book. If you’re running a custom campaign you should absolutely pick this up and “borrow” locations, ideas, NPCs and plot hooks to spice up your own game and world. Personally, I would love to just have this book as reference or an “idea” book. You could visit the different locations in a “non-linear” order if you really choose to – it’s really up to how creative your DM is and what your group wants to do.
Alternatively, because it’s very well detailed, you could also run this as just a part of your world. It’s designed in a way that you can take a group of level 1 adventurers up to level 11 (if you go straight by the book). First off, this is a 256 page hardback book that also has a full pull-out poster/campaign map. Let’s go over some hard facts before we dive into the meat of this one. They are fans of play almost as much as we are – that’s why when Evan showed up with a copy of Tomb of Annihilation, the latest Adventure book from Wizards of the Coast, we were both pretty giddy with excitement: Our friends at Dragon’s Lair Comics & Fantasy are no strangers when it comes to RPGs. The only way to stop it is to venture into the Tomb of Annihilation.
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