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timgrubbs's review
5.0
A tour of crossdimensional culinary cuisine…
Heroes' Feast Flavors of the Multiverse: An Official D&D Cookbook by Kyle Newman, Jon Peterson, and Michael Witwer is a follow up to a prior cookbook that doubles as both a fan Easter egg for experimentation but also an universe relic or momento.
The book follows a group of group adventurers as they break from mundane fantasy adventure and go beyond the realms they previously pass through…venturing to other planets and planes.
Rather than being organized by type of food, the book is divided into different regions (with each area getting a focus on appetizers, entrees, deserts, and drinks).
This adventuring party has some impressive travels as they hit a number of major spots including Solamnia (Dragonlance setting), Ravenloft (be mindful of the ingredients), the Rock of Bral (the best asteroid space port in the astral sea), and the Feywild (among others).
The book accompanied by ample art and relics recovered from their travels, and each recipe has a brief passage by one of the party covering their local acquired knowledge of the item.
Unless you don’t wish your part to know about other planes or worlds, I don’t see why this wouldn’t make a find addition to any player or GM’s library.
Heroes' Feast Flavors of the Multiverse: An Official D&D Cookbook by Kyle Newman, Jon Peterson, and Michael Witwer is a follow up to a prior cookbook that doubles as both a fan Easter egg for experimentation but also an universe relic or momento.
The book follows a group of group adventurers as they break from mundane fantasy adventure and go beyond the realms they previously pass through…venturing to other planets and planes.
Rather than being organized by type of food, the book is divided into different regions (with each area getting a focus on appetizers, entrees, deserts, and drinks).
This adventuring party has some impressive travels as they hit a number of major spots including Solamnia (Dragonlance setting), Ravenloft (be mindful of the ingredients), the Rock of Bral (the best asteroid space port in the astral sea), and the Feywild (among others).
The book accompanied by ample art and relics recovered from their travels, and each recipe has a brief passage by one of the party covering their local acquired knowledge of the item.
Unless you don’t wish your part to know about other planes or worlds, I don’t see why this wouldn’t make a find addition to any player or GM’s library.