A brilliant Planescape Adventure. Fun, memorable characters, chances and opportunities.

Alot for DMs to work with and improvise, but excellent and succinct guidance for those new to Planescape to use adjust.

Planescape will require some extra reading from DMs, but for players the information provided in the Module is enough for the fans and newbies to PS to enjoy. Also love the visual effects and formatting into the Planescape style. Also art is simplistic but excellent.

Kudos for a great module.

Terrifying Eldricth Horror Atmosphere

• An elegant module.
• Easy to prep and run.
• Fun horror tier 1.

An excellent 2-hour module, with room for excellent RP, Martine writes in a way that encourages and explores way to invest in RP and characters.

A lovely and interesting selection of combat, social and exploration.

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Also everyone fell in love with Pokeroot, except my best friend - playing his Senile PC, who set him on fire. "Luckily Pokeroot survived."

My players had a wickedly fun session. Also the magic item is fun.

Paul Gabat... As always weaves a beautiful tale, and a master of emotional storytelling, especially in this very personal trilogy.

Anna's Embrace illicits the magic and danger of the feywild. While also giving DMs an awesome JRPG BBEG Fight with added fun.

This is shaping to be another great trilogy my the master of emotional storytelling.

Very fun - straightforward adventure - easily run 2-4 hours no trouble.

Be very careful in smaller or weaker parties, they will have to be smart - like my players were, luckily these are oozes and not that fast.

As always a lovely and atmospheric tier 1 - great for convention play.

A Fun Chocolate theme adventure, great concise storytelling, with great variable options and a mastery of presenting a 2 hour story.

A lovely adventure with some memorable NPC characters, with great structure and guidance to run a streamlined adventure made for a convention setting, or a more relaxed adventure with either roleplay or combat depending on the party or DM. Can easily run 2-3.5 hours if not managing time, and instead build up the mood, atmosphere and npcs of the Multivertshus Tavern.

100% Recommend this module! The first time i read this module i cried tears, it made me extremely emotional. This module has all the hallmarks of a classic. Dear Aery is just a lovely module to run - my players had so much fun and really resonated with the main NPC, defeating the terrifying monster in this campaign literally by "RICK ROLLING" and singing.

A lovely mix of adventuring lore is built into the backstory of this module that gives the module great emotional weight and Aery feels like a fully fleshed out character and PC interaction with her really builds both tension and empathy.

An amazing mix of social, combat and exploration in the Domain of Memories. NJ Lee took full advantage to create creative ways to defeat or resolve conflict and combat in this module. The ways and methods are both appropriate and emotionally related to the deeper story. An ingenious way to defeat powerful CR enemies way beyond the normal scope of Tier 1 module. These powerful monsters did not feel out of place or too powerful and fit perfectly with the narrative presented.

As a fellow writer of stories and AL modules, i feel this module is one of the most beautiful modules written this season, it deserves to be a classic like A Meal to Remember or A Dragon's Breath, in my opinion.

Balanced use of all three pillars in creative ways, can be run well with the maps provided or i feel is a great module for ToTM.

Excited for the sequel. NJ LEE, i tip my fey hat to you sir bravo.

Beautiful visuals, great magic item, and hauntingly beautiful and nostalgic, with a hint of melancholy that makes us think about those loves one we wish to one day see again, beyond the sands of time and the veil of the afterlife.

This module is a keeper, and very much a work of art.

A lovely and wondrous module, by Anthony Joyce.

So much whimsy and potential and a nostalgic Archfey, that reminds us of our own grandmothers. There was some tearful and inspirational moments. This module is not combat heavy but has great guidelines for the combat/conflict situations. The Wonderfey are lovely creations of this feywild domains, and can have actual great emotional impact, as DM, there were some moments when running that were quite emotional and rewarding.

A lovely Introduction module, that allows for DM flair and ingenuity, a nice contained setting, and excellent way to introduce those new to D&D, great module for all ages. A beautiful tavern and an excellent and sexy Ember King. I wish there was some maps for the tavern, i made some imperfect ones free for anyone to use. If you wish to have access to them you can find me/tag me at the AL section of the D&D Beyond Dischord. AeonSage#4005.

One of the most well researched and well written Fey theme modules, withl real in-depth attention to lore and details.

Having both played and run it multiple time, this is honestly one of the most fun modules to run. The Deep feeling of the chaotic nature of the Fey and the enemies, puzzles and encounters are well adjusted and balanced, the choice of creatures are some of the best choices for a DM to flex there combat abilities, as well as challenge the party. Every time this module has run, especially the final combat, the situation changes and is always suprising or different based on the party, or how it the events unfold.

Also a great Archfey has joined the Pantheon of the fey, along with other delightful NPCs. Artwork is beautiful.

Richard has made an extremely fun, and lore wise deep module, that can be run as a one shot or slotted in extremely well into an Icewind Dale Campaign, or a similar Ice theme setting. Although the nature of this module, it can be transplanted to many different settings.

My Favourite Part: Elk Tribe Lore, and Ritual reward/dance. (I recommend adding the frozen song "Vuelie")

Key Critique: Emarelden and Torello are great characters, but can be difficult to flesh out in only four hours, however they will be great NPCs for future content and as part of my current Icewind Dale Campaign, especially in Easthaven. Currently i struggle roleplaying them for some reason. (My fault no one elses)

Combat: It is a mix of challenging, well balanced and cool to run. The main enemy is really fun to run, and can provide a lethal challenge to low level (Tier 1) Parties.

My Sunday Local AL group loved how i incoporated it into the Icewind Campaign. Members of the Local AL community also had fun, FYI its can be run at very exact time of 4 hours, or fleshed out and slowed down with a long campaign.

Recommendation for DMs on how to run: Increase the emphasis for arachnophobes, with webbing, scuttling and further highlight the Alien/H.R.Giger aestethic. Or when the ritual dance is given to the players, reward players with a special boon for one time use, that correspond thematically with their spirit animal.

Spoilers... I would also love to suggest if your party is competent enough replace the boss, with its stronger CR4 version that has access to Hunger of Hadar.

As always amazing work Richard, hope to see more modules in the future.

Steven T.

These are amazing, i started by using your free samples and made some nice cards, but took the plunge and this is my first proper payed purchase from the guild, definitely worth it.