My players are very into feeling like they're in a fully fleshed-out city, and being part of the factions are a great way to help make Waterdeep feel alive. Unfortunately, the printed module left out a lot of the specific details. These expanded missions do a great job of filling in the gaps. Also, just reading through the missions table in Dragon Heist, I missed a lot of the inter-connected characters and other pieces of these missions accross different factions. I really appreciate that the author here noticed that and made it more clear for me in this document.

Fantastic resource when running the Waterdeep Dragon Heist Campaign. I thought Chapter 2 was lacking in resources & was dreading the faction missions as the sheer amount of prep was going to be a huge bummer. This literally cuts that down to maybe 30 minutes of reading/prep before play. Relatively easy to compy & paste into Roll 20, only took me around a day to do the entire pdf.

I would 100% recommend this to any DM who wishes to cut down prep time if they are going to allow players to join factions.

One of the things I found disappointing about Dragon Heist was how factions were introduced. I understand that DMs have the ability to craft their own stories out of the material they're given, but for newer DMs like myself it's a lot harder to do this. I am very happy to see how well this resource exands on these missions, provide enough information for you to go through them, and make them more vivid.

Holy content Batman!

For a PWYW item, this might be one of the best resources for DMs looking to beef up Chapter 2 of WD:DH. The details are fantastic and it's very easy to swap some things around to fit your own campaign. I know that I personally am starting my players through the Bregan D'aerthe faction mission tonight and it turns a simple fetch quest into something a bit more sinister and expands on RPing good ol JB Nevercott.

These are the kind of suppliments that every DM can get some milage out of!

This is not noly one of the best items I've obtained for WDH, it is one of the best free/cheap supplements I've recieved from the DM Guild. The only thing I have a slight disagreement with is that the faction mission give too much xp for a slow multi faction approach to this campaign. Otherwise I'd love to see more supplements like this.

I picked up ~10 dmsguild supplements for Dragon Heist, and this is the best by far. It's compatible with The Alexandrian's remix, and turned what would have been 5 crappy improv'd skill checks into a fun, exciting session. My players loved them and they were much more fleshed out than I would've come up with, with almost zero prep on my part. Highly recommend for literally everyone running W:DH.

Brandon, great job! In this busy world, you've given a WD:DH dungeon master a resource they can grab on the fly, and DM any of several faction missions with less prep, especially if they can improv a bit and fill it out fully. Much better than trying to "come up with" it just from the tables in the book. I can't recommend this enough to DH DMs, especially the younger/newer/rookies.

Ive been skimming this while at work and im loving this product. It saves me a ton of time adding to the side quests without my worried of somehow messing up the main questline..

Gonna admit, at first I thought this was going to be some weak product designed around the idea that the dragon heist faction quests are boring. I get it that not everyone likes the quests, but they're outlines for the DM to fill out. Instead, here we don't get the author complaining about W:DH's quests, but just supplying a solid array of quests for each faction. Now I've read two quests for each faction, so I can't speak to the entire supplement, but everything in here seems to be well written and is more or less complete.

Note that if you're expecting this supplement to be filled with maps and multi branching quest lines, that's not what it is. This is to supply some short side quests for your heroes and that's it.