Van Helsing's Guide to the Unquiet Dead: Necromancy for 5th Edition Paperback – 13 Dec. 2016

Hot some pretty nasty spells in there, also the content isn't too bad either was worth paying for it.

Whilst appearing quite professional on the outside, this was sadly amateurish in execution. There are multiple spelling and grammar errors which diminishes the already shallow descriptions of the creatures depicted within. The drawings inside are merely casual sketches that are hard to make out at best and akin to drunken doodles at worst. That leaves only the stats for the creatures as a buying point. I could (and have) made stats for new and interesting undead on the fly and, sadly, this did not do the job of providing a professional representation of something I could provide my adventurers myself using pen and paper. Any dungeon master with a shred of creativity (which should, by the nature of the job, be most of us) can drum up a similar manual with less than 3 hour's work. If you are struggling for inspiration for decent undead then this may be a good starting point. Otherwise, just sketch your mother-in-law and make up some special rules yourself!

This book is good and interesting but the artwork is really poor , black and white sketches and the monsters are all monsters found in other books . Other than that i like it