Various supplements compatible with Dungeons & Dragons 5e
/ productsThe opening of the Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition license has unlocked new opportunities for smaller publishers and creators. As a result, a wealth of unofficial supplements and expansions for D&D 5e is now available, featuring tons of new adventures, monsters, and mechanics.
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What does “5e compatible” mean
The rules for the fifth edition of Dungeons & Dragons are largely open, allowing other publishers to release their own worlds, adventures, and supplements that work with them without any modifications. You need the core D&D rulebooks to play; third-party supplements add to them, they don't replace them. Larger series have their own categories: Humblewood, Fifth Edition Fantasy, 5th Edition Adventures, and Original Adventures Reincarnated. You'll find everything else here.
What you'll find here
- Adventures in Middle-earth: Tolkien's Middle-earth using 5e rules; includes the player's guide, loremaster's guide, and campaigns from Mirkwood and Rivendell. These are no longer in print, making them true collector's items.
- Odyssey of the Dragonlords: A campaign set in an ancient world inspired by Greek myths; includes the core book, player's guide, and DM screen.
- Dolmenwood: A dark fairy-tale forest; adventures are released in versions for both 5e and Old-School Essentials, so check the label in the title.
- Standalone adventures: Short modules for one to three evenings, perfect for when your campaign is on hold and you need a quick filler.
- For kids and beginners: The Young Adventurer's Guide series explains monsters, spells, and dungeons without the heavy rules.
How to choose
A beginner Dungeon Master is best off with a pre-made campaign that includes maps, monsters, and a story all in one. Experienced groups will appreciate new settings and bestiaries that official manuals don't cover. All titles are in English, so keep that in mind if you're playing with people who don't read English. Official expansions from Wizards of the Coast can be found in expansion rulebooks.
Related reading
- Forget about dragons: 7 original RPG games if you want to try a system other than D&D.