Dungeons & Dragons Coffret Cadeau Core Rulebook (Version Anglaise)

Commenté en France le 9 mars 2022

D&D 5 n'est pas nouveau et tout a déjà été dit : le système est très bon et corrige les problèmes des éditions précédentes en maximisant la jouabilité et la personnalisation. La v5 a l'avantage de pouvoir se jouer tactique comme en d20 ou plus narrative. Un véritable retour aux sources, qui relègue les autres systèmes semblables à la préhistoire. Ici c'est le d20 sans sa lourdeur d'avant.Les bouquins sont magnifiques, avec une mise en page claire et pratique, et des illustrations de toute beauté qui ouvrent les portes de l'imaginaire.Pas trop de blabla politiquement correct dans ce triptyque et tant mieux, on reste centré sur le game.Aucun souci de livraison, le set a été bien emballé par Amazon et est arrivé en parfait état. Les livres sont également sans le moindre problème : couverture nickel, papier pas gondolé et reliure à priori solide.Un sans faute à prix très correct sur Amazon, pour cent euros toute la base du jeu mythique, dans sa meilleure édition. En VO avec le texte original, sans fautes de traduction supplémentaires.Les trois livres sont en 10e impression, avec la plupart des erratas de jeu, mais sans les mises à jour woke sorties entre temps pour rendre toutes les races fantastiques gentilles et inclusives et pleines de bisous... L'avantage d'un livre sur une version en ligne est qu'on ne peut pas réécrire l'histoire, ou en l’occurrence la fiction.L'écran est très sympa et la boîte de rangement non seulement jolie mais en carton épais et solide (et sans angles endommagés, top).5/5

Commenté en France le 11 novembre 2021

Perfect books ! This editions is wonderful.

Commenté en France le 21 juin 2021

Produit excellent, très belle présentation soignée, très complet, un must have.

Commenté en France le 25 juillet 2021

Super produit

Commenté en France le 15 novembre 2019

reçu à l'avanceConforme à la description. Les couvertures sont bien en foil.Merci mon copain l'adore.

Commenté en France le 10 janvier 2020

rien a signaler

Commenté en France le 17 mars 2019

Perfect, and as described! Thanks!

Commenté en France le 1 septembre 2020

Très bon point : ce coffret est complet avec les 3 manuels de règles qui permettent de jouer à ce jeu avec tous les points nécessaires pour créer des personnages complets et des campagnes dignes de ce nom. A noter qu'il s'agit de la VO, en anglais donc, ce coffret n'existant pas en VF. De plus, il comprend l'écran de jeu. Sur ce dernier point, j'aurais un reproche car je trouve l'illustration franchement pas géniale, avec toutefois un carton de bonne qualité. De la même manière, je n'aime pas du tout cette mode (assez récente) des écrans au format paysage, les écrans ancienne génération (3 ou 4 volets en portrait) étaient beaucoup mieux pour cela. En résumé, ce coffret est superbe et de bon rapport qualité prix (j'ai eu la chance de le payer moins cher sur amazon que les trois livres séparément et l'écran (bien qu'il ne me plaise pas vraiment) est un bonus utile. Je recommande donc ce coffret aux amateurs de Dungeons & Dragons, le jeu de rôle.

Commenté au Canada le 21 novembre 2023

My son had been playing D&D for a year at school when the DM graduated. My son decided to step up and become the new DM. Finding and borrowing books from the library was difficult and using online pdf files was a pain and very slow. We bought these books for Christmas and my son couldn't have been happier. He says that it makes game play easier and faster.

Commenté au Mexique le 25 octobre 2023

Dicen las malas lenguas que la versión o revisión de la versión 5 se acerca, y creo que es así por que es iposible encontrar este set de libros tan barato como en ciertas ocasiones se encuentra aqui (menos de 1200 pesos). Está en inglés, pero es una edición especial que no he visto en español.

Commenté au Brésil le 15 octobre 2023

Por mais que o texto seja em inglês, este é o melhor kit de livros de D&D. Se for comprar separadamente ficaria mais caro e não teria o escudo do mestre e capa protetora. Ótima compra!

Commenté aux États-Unis le 25 mai 2022

After many years of absence from pen & paper RPGs (from the TSR AD&D days, no less), I decided I would get back into it, and since I had only the "Field Folio" remaining from my prior hoard of rule books, I thought I'd start fresh with the latest version of D&D and get at least the core books I'd need. I was very pleased to find this item, and seeing as the value you get for the price looked quite attractive, I decided to buy.I won't bother addressing the quality of the game system itself and how it's represented in these books (both of which I find to be well done). What I will do however is discuss the item itself, and as a lifelong bibliophile with many hard cover collectible and limited editions of my favorite books, this set is really worth the asking price.First, the slipcase the set arrives in is quite nice and very functional. The slipcase material is thicker on the top and bottom where it may tend to see more use and to support the weight of the books and screen. The slipcase exterior is very sleek-looking. The base covering material feels like a hybrid of paper and a very thin woven fabric in a matte-black textured finish. Both large sides of the slipcase are overlain with the D&D dragon ampersand logo in a sleek glossy black finish, and the Dungeons & Dragons logo is embossed in white with a red foil underline. The spine and top use the same glossy black material to overlay some wavy, mystical-looking lines, and the spine itself has a smaller red-foil embossed D&D dragon ampersand. All in all, a very smart-looking slipcase made sturdy enough to handle the rigors of use for a busy gamer while looking attractive on the shelf.As to the books, to me, these are probably the most visually satisfying rule books I've ever owned for an RPG, and they certainly make the AD&D books I used to own pale by comparison (the "Fiend Folio" with its pen-and-ink black-and-white drawings on non-glossy standard page stock, while classic, just doesn't hold a candle to these quality-wise).First, the exterior. I've read reviews of this item that state the books do and don't have foil covers. The set I received most certainly does though I'm afraid the photos I've included don't really capture the visual sheen of the foil as well as I'd like. Each book has a foil-impregnated illustration of very high quality (Tyler Jacobson gets cover illustration honors for the "Player's Handbook" and "Dungeon Master's Guide," and Raymond Swanland draws cover art duty for the "Monster Manual"). Each cover illustration fills the front cover, wraps around the spine, and fills half the back cover, the other rear half being finished in glossy black with a synopsis and D&D logo. Each piece of cover art has a primary color focus with respect to the foil component, the red of the Player's Handbook being the most dramatic-looking to me.As to the book interiors, the endpapers of each are smartly done in thick, matte-black paper to preserve the first and last content pages, and said pages are printed on what I'm probably wrongly referring to as thick, glossy paper stock you might find in a good coffee table book which gives the pages a good heft for repeated page-turning and a satisfying feel to the fingers. Those features alone impressed me, but what really opened my eyes is the quantity of high-quality, full-color illustrations found throughout all three books. These books are truly just a joy to look through and enjoy for the artwork alone, and I really appreciate that there are so many illustrations of items in the game world, both mundane and magical. It really helps to give the active imagination some fuel while role-playing and provides a common visual basis for DMs and players alike. Additionally, while I'm no expert in bookbinding, the spines all appear to have been done with a combination of sewing and thermal processes that seem quite stout. The books lay close to flat even while using pages toward the front or back of the books (I can recall more than one AD&D source book back in the day that started shedding pages from its binding much earlier than I was happy with, particularly the "Unearthed Arcana").Another interior feature I noticed was that of organization. In both the "Player's Handbook" and "Dungeon Master's Guide," the lower page corners are tipped with colors that correspond to the part of the book you're in, and in the "Monster Manual," each lower page edge shows the letter of the alphabet you're looking through. These are certainly not high-tech innovations, but they are handy helps for quickly navigating the books' content and I thought were a nice feature to add by the publisher to make these reference works that much more useful to those using the books.Now, not everything can be perfect, and if I do have a gripe about this set, it's with the DM screen, specifically with its vertical height. The artwork and rules content of the screen are lovely and useful, and the outward-facing dragon illustration is what I'll call foil-imbued which gives the clouds in the sky a rather celestial look. However, I personally would have preferred to have a DM screen of the same height as the books. The one in the set is about 4/5 as tall as the books and perhaps a little too easy for players to peek over during a session. I do however like that it has four panels so the DM gets a generous plot of table real estate for notes and dice-rolling and what-not, but it's still not tall enough to my liking.In the grand scheme however, the gripe about the screen is really just a preference issue. This slipcased set is really a very impressive, well-crafted, content-rich, art-heavy, foil-decorated rule book and DM screen collection that looks as gorgeous on the shelf in your gaming library as it does at the table during a session with your favorite RPG group. The materials and workmanship are of high quality which I expect will provide a long, useful life for these books through many hours of gaming and adventure-making. Plus, when the non-foil editions of these books go for $50 each at retail, if you're in the market for these, there's really no reason at all not to buy this set while it's available. You're getting each rule book at almost a 50% discount off retail, and they're throwing in a well-made slipcase for storage, foil cover art all around, and a DM screen, really a no-brainer of a value proposition.I'm not often in the position to recommend many things unreservedly; this set I most certainly do. Wizards of the Coast has taken the bookmaking task seriously with this set, and it really shows. If they put out any other D&D rule book sets like this, I'll definitely be ordering them.

Commenté en Allemagne le 25 novembre 2023

I love it😍