Insane amount of typos tbh. The content is helpful but only to some degree, some of the "magical body parts" make no sense. Even ignorning spelling issues. I don't think throwing a gland (yes a gland) would result in an explosion of 16d8 cold damage. Sorry, not going to convince me otherwise, (maybe I just don't remember reading about how dragon corpses explode)

This is bad.

Bad product, it's a shame the author continues publishing this trash.

This collection is a great tool to enrich your game. Your players want to loot the bodies - here's your resource! Imaginative and inspiring. Some solid magic item ideas as well as consumables. Want to let your players get a little something from that monster they killed, but not overpower the PCs? Lots of one time use items in this document. It can also inspire you and your players on magic item crafting - an area WOTC has failed to provide much content on. Use this with the downtime guidance on crafting to enrich your game. It's an option, use what you want and leave what you don't. Add the items, use them as inspiration, however you use it you will find it beneficial.

The Monster Loot supplements are some of my favourite sourcebooks out there and an element I include in three of my five ongoing D&D games. While 5E doesn't encourage giving out piles of magic items like previous edition, the ability for players to still take a little characterful loot from defeated enemies has made them much more interested in tracking down exotic beasts or seeking out valuable components.

The system itself is very simple to add to your game, and the in-depth tables (hundreds of them) are easy to interpret and work with on the fly.

I cannot emphasize enough how much I love this product. I love it as a DM, and I'm itching to use it as a player. Crafting systems in a lot of games are bad (5e is no exception to that). This set of supplements fixes a lot of those problems. 5 stars all the way!