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Statistics: Supplement VI: The Majestic Wilderlands

Rating: 5.54 / Ranking: 2982

These ratings are based on 4 ratings with 4.00 average weight and 1 reviews.

This is compared to an index-wide 3.64 average ratings and 1.98 average weight.

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Rating	User	Comments
9 / 10	Zachary The First	Just an excellent setting and supplement. The first half of the book is largely taken over with a number of options, to include new classes and a basic skill system. The second half is a great variant presentation on the classic Wilderlands fantasy. Perfect for sandbox setting fans, folks looking for more options for classic D&D/retro-clones, and for those wanting to pick the best of someone else's great ideas.
6 / 10	Flexi	More a collection of campaign notes, background and rules. If you are expecting hex maps you are going to be sorely disappointed. Good overview of the setting. I did like the berserker class and the rogue variants.
3 / 10	Sleeper	The first half of the book is character creation options, with classes, races, and a skill system. Seems functional, but nothing all that original. The magical orders are mildly interesting. There's a small middle section with a few new monsters and magic items. Not much here, and nothing really stands out. The last half of the book is setting information, a high-level summary of the Wilderlands. It's as tedious and boring as reading a dry history book.
3 / 10	Simple Man	Author builds an admittedly unbalanced game incompatible with Swords & Wizardry, Also gives a bog standard setting with the name of a hexcrawl. Lowered rating because it's nothing like what it says on the tin

Rating	User	Summary
3 + 5	Zachary The First	Supplement VI: The Majestic Wilderlands. For those that enjoy plenty of tweaks for Classic D&D, a loose setting framework and the legacy of the Wilderlands setting, this product delivers big! [ Read Review ]

Year	Magazine	Synopsis
2010	Fight On! #8	"Never dull or uneven, Conley expertly guides us through a whirlwind of cultures, religions, peoples, and entities that turn the Wilderlands from a static place to a dynamic, living one."