Dungeonology

[Baptor]

Has anyone else seen this or know anything about it?

https://www.amazon.com/Dungeonology-Ologies-Matt-Forbeck/dp/0763693537/ref=pd_bxgy_14_img_3?ie=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=WG3XF7MQD8K3CJXZFPV6

[Gastronomie]

The concept seems cool, but I personal hope the cover was better.

Has been there official news? Cause I don't know.

[MaxWilson]

Has anyone else seen this or know anything about it?

https://www.amazon.com/Dungeonology-Ologies-Matt-Forbeck/dp/0763693537/ref=pd_bxgy_14_img_3?ie=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=WG3XF7MQD8K3CJXZFPV6

Supposedly it's a kid's book, not a gaming accessory. Apparently there's a whole line of similar kids books, and this is just the D&D entry in that series. Enworld had a thread on it a while ago that you can search for.

[Temotei]

Yeah, my brother has a couple of these books. Just part of a series.

They are pretty cool books, though. "Dragon scales," maps, secrets, cool pictures.

[Gastronomie]

Oh, wait, I remember! Dragonology, Wizardology, Piratology, the stuff. I bought them in elementary. In fact I still have them.

Good series of books. Back then, I really believed in them.

[Joe the Rat]

Yeah, my daughter got the Wizard- and Dragon- ones a while back. Honestly, I rather liked the 8 Classical Element "divining" cards.

Cover doesn't fit the series well, but my interest is piqued

[Belac93]

Oh, wait, I remember! Dragonology, Wizardology, Piratology, the stuff. I bought them in elementary. In fact I still have them.

Good series of books. Back then, I really believed in them.

I read those books when I was a kid. Actually quite well-written. I remember when I realized dragons weren't real, and that my book was mass-produced, and not a unique thing found in someones attic :smallfrown: