Extremely helpful information that makes for a great quick reference guide to the listed noble houses. The only note I have is that the Amcathra family signet ring and Emveolstone signet ring links didn't work for me, the house Amcathra link lead to a missing page on D&D beyond, while the Emveolstone ring didn't even register as avalible. Those are my only real complaints though, and I think it's still definitely worth it even with this minor issue. Edit: Links are fixed :D

I really enjoy this serie and so do my friends. Well done

A quick, fun adventure with some imaginative battles!

Really liked running this adventure for my colleagues. (Took us about 6-8 sessions of 3-4 hours.) There were a few 'loose ends' that were fixed quite neatly with some creativity. For that reason - as always - it is very much advised to first read through the whole adventure before running it!

A delightful product, clearly made with care and passion. I've just finished reading it and I want to start again! It gave me so many character ideas!

A remarkable book, filled with useful and fascinating content. You can probably create years of campaign just with this!

Had a blast running this one.
For anyone interested our run through is available on youtube:

https://www.youtube.com/live/5Y5uKIYSYwU?si=7U1gTxkYA1nKiqB6

we are running it as level 15 within the vacna campaign but largely unchanged just with beeged up monsters.

Really fun oneshot.

I ran this with two groups (5-6 lvl4 characters and 3 lvl3 charakters). Both needed a whole session (4 to 6 hours) to get to the top of the mountain. As there's too little to do for a whole 2nd session in the castle, I added a festive little dungeon replacing the entrance to the factory (resulting in almost needing a 3rd session). I'm assuming playing it with a party instead of just one player, plays the main role in terms of time here.

Both parties really took their time figuring out what was up with the coals in Cheerington. Both tried to burn them, so if you run this, might wanna be prepared for that (poor gnomes). This part is probably where I could have saved some time that was needed for the castle in the end. The fights in this part were alright. Don't underestimate the gingebread men, one of my parties had quite the trouble with them.

In the woods, the reindeer were quite the challenge for the lvl4 party, after previously encoutering the will'o'whisps. For the rested 3rd lvl party they were perfect. I really enjoyed them not provoking opportunity attacks. Made the fight some more dynamic.

One thing I would put some work in, is the castle. Belsnickle felt too weak (for a party) for what I would expect to be a bossfight. Hiy toy adds were fun as to poisoning everyone and the blinding effect had my players get a bit scared, but I would give him some of the Imps or the devil from the factory as additional adds. There's no point in fighting the Imps in the hall or the devil in the factory after already defeating their boss (in my opinion).

All in all really fun holiday adventure that can easily be adjusted for parties. Buy it and run it.

I brought this adventure to my party after playing Dragons of Stormwreck Isle . They really appreciated it, it was a very good and fun adventure, we made it in 3 sessions. It's just ideal as a narrative interlude between Dragons of Stormwreck Isle and another campaign. I recommend it.

I was personally pretty disappointed with this. These maps are exports from Dungeon Alchemist seemingly lacking in proofing for use in Foundry. As such, they are multiple walling issues and weird weird artifacts such as 22 separate light sources in room 9. There is also some lack of attention to detail such as an added walkway over the pit in room 10 and room 17 is in the wrong position. Maybe nit-picky, but I feel like a paid product should aim higher.

For the variations, the animated ones are not really suitable for internet play due to size but I don't think a map of this size could ever work, so that's ok. What isn't okay is counting gridded and gridless versions of the maps as variations when Foundry will give you a grid for free.

Image quality is also pretty disappointing. Without the source files of course I can't know for sure, but I regularly get maps of these sizes under 6 MB with .webp compression. The pack includes .jpg files that top 10 MB. The suggestion I would make is that detail is more important than resolution, so using an image editor to shrink the 150 dpi images to 75 dpi images will clean up rendering artifacts and let you use less severe compression options.

I bought this so I could just import it into Foundry without fuss and run something quickly. But if I have to re-wall everything, fix lights, and try to clean up the blurry .jpgs, I think I might have done better just picking up a set of the freely availble Dungeon Draft exports floating around and spend the 30 minutes walling things.

This was so much fun! An easy-to-follow, easy-to-prep adventure with some fun encounters. My group is really good at getting distracted so it took us around 6 hours to complete.

I like how these unique encounters were written. Plenty of good details for a DM to easily run these encounters as a 1 shot or integrate into their existing campaigns. Will definitely be using these to mess with my players!

Have absolutely loved this and its sister modules. We have been running this whole campaign for the past 2 years, and two weeks from now, we will be doing the finale. My players have been having a ball, especially as we have played a few of the modules referenced in this adventure. KUDOS for a well written set of modules!!!

Have absolutely loved this and its sister modules. We have been running this whole campaign for the past 2 years, and two weeks from now, we will be doing the finale. My players have been having a ball, especially as we have played a few of the modules referenced in this adventure. KUDOS for a well written set of modules!!!

Have absolutely loved this and its sister modules. We have been running this whole campaign for the past 2 years, and two weeks from now, we will be doing the finale. My players have been having a ball, especially as we have played a few of the modules referenced in this adventure. KUDOS for a well written set of modules!!!