I ran this one-shot for a ren-faire weekend get-together, the table included someone who had never played D&D before and someone else who hadn't played in years. Even though this adventure is for level 5 characters, it was really easy for my new players to get into it as it's not a complicated story and the mechanics are flexible enough that you can keep things moving at an exciting pace. The stakes aren't high but high enough that everyone at the table wants to win this drinking competition!

And the layout is fantastic!

This is a charming adventure that I'm really looking forward to running for my group! What I like most is how immersive the Feywild feels, it's a scary, weird, beautiful and fun place. I do plan on adapting a few things here and there to suit my campaign, but the author points out great places for that. In general the author shares a lot of tips and insights for how to make this story your own. As a new DM I really appreciate that, and as a long time player I wish I could be a player in this adventure! There's quite a few clever twists here and there.

I think it's going to fit with my group perfectly. Pretty sure I'll be adopting Teacup for future adventures too!

Great to have at the table to help your bard dazzle before a crowd!

Great for fleshing out a warlock and their patron's aesthetics. Thanks a lot!

I purchased the pdf first when it debuted and then later on I came back to purchase the hardcopy. Still waiting for it to arrive and I'm so excited for it! I love these adventures, there's so much personality and creativity behind the monsters. Can't wait to play through them with players and I hope someone will volunteer to DM from it as well so I get to play!

This is a great guide! I've only been able to test it out once, and it went really well, but it was a challenge for my players just because it's a different style of roleplaying. They really had fun with it though and are looking forward to playing in this style again! We plan on using it with our Waterdeep: Dragon Heist campaign.

We had a great time running this module. There was a lot for the group to do, most of it they didn't even do (like exploring & discovering secret doors) because they instead asked around for info and roleplayed the party-scene more. I gave them an hour to explore/roleplay before the big reveal. We had a great playlist, a specialty cocktail for the night and cheap masks from the party store to help build the atmosphere. Thanks for the module!

When I first purchased this opuscule, I read it over and over again like other reviewers have. There's something about it! It's probably got a lot to do with how much I love folklore and spiritual world trivia in general, but it's also due to how much the writer seems to love those things too! The style of writing is great, written from the prospective of Amira Metanova (with a little input from her curiously impish raven) and the information is laid out clearly with some great artwork that adds nicely to it. It's a great resource to inspire character concepts and roleplaying. I've already used tidbits of it to add flavor to my characters.

Thank you so much Ashley Warren!