If I was running a campaign that was more heavily weighted on monster hunting, this would be perfect. It has provides hooks and flavor texts as well as rewards for hunts. The references for all the monsters was helpful as well as the roll tables based on the party's APL. The only issue reason that this isn't a 5 star review is it doesn't come with any battle maps whatsoever. I am sure the original author only made the PDF for the sake of designing easy modular pre-built "drop-in" encounters however anything sold on a VTT that screams combat, I feel ought to have some sort of map even if they reference the free maps that come from SW.

I have used this in a campaign before with a monk that wanted to cook monster meat. Her mentor would provide her with monster recipes and she could use a local bounty board to acquire the various ingredients. It was her version of fun so the rest of the party was willing to play along thankfully but now that the story of the campaign has come front and center she has put this on the back burner unfortunately but overall it was easy to use and quick to adapt and implement in game (minus again battle maps). Would recommend.

You need a monster of the week? Use this, very handy and easy to use.

Though I don't use this one all the time, I have frequently had my players direct the game into a place I wasn't directly planning. By taking some of these and having them handy, I can suddenly provide objectives that are well thought out with interesting characters/monsters. It's not too verbose, but it contains the right amount of dressing to help a DM throw an entire hunt into their game without much trouble. Excellent stuff.