Love having this table on hand. You just never know when you're going to have a player join the table with a wild magic class (or run a one-shot where wild magic is prone to happen from any spell cast!). I love the chaos of wild magic and it's especially fun when the players aren't sure what's going to get rolled (with consent, of course).

I'm currently planning a Hoard of the Dragon Queen Campaign and this ToD guide has been a godsend. Every time I prep through a chapter, I cross-check my notes with this guide to see how it could be done easily or to help make sense of things. Usually if I read something in the adventure and it seems confusing, this guide has it spelled out. Great work! :)

Ran this on stream with a friend playing all the NPCs and managing combat and me narrating and running my character and it was so much fun! I was totally surprised by the twist partway through. It was a fantastic introduction to running solo-style adventures.

Ran this one-shot for one of my groups and they loved it! Kelly's adventures are always easy to follow and the party really had to think about what they wanted to do about this hag! I like that it wasn't immediately obvious to them what the problem was but that it was solveable.

I really enjoyed running this adventure - I ran it in one session for my group and for a one-shot, my players were definitely not railroaded. I felt like they always had options of where to go and there was a great pace of leaving them guessing while also providing them with information. HR did a great job on this product and I hope to see more from them!

I really love this resource! I've used it to establish NPCs in a homebrew world as well as quickly cobble together some enemies for a one-shot battle. The various tables at the beginning make it easy to find what you're looking for and the stat blocks are super helpful. Great work!

I came across this product while trying to find ways to flesh out a marketplace in a one-shot I've run. I love how versatile this document is in that you can easily pick and choose the pieces you want as well as run with all of it! The layout is simple, clean, and easy to follow. My players really enjoyed the frog racing!

If I had one suggesiton, it would be to add the vendor type in the table of contents as not all of the vendor names explicitly state what kind of stall it is. This way you can find the correct stall without having to flip to the page to see its type. But that's super minor and this is overall a lovely supplement. :)

Eyes Unclouded was an immediate buy for me. I've been a Studio Ghibli fan since I was a kid and this product didn't disappoint; I think it has helped pave a path for other adventures that would prefer to focus on non-combat conflict resolution. The art is incredible and the layout was organized and made sense. Last summer I ran Britt Hay's Delivery Witches Apply Within and my party had a lot of fun both making deliveries and trying to figure out why the Purple Stove Outfitters were so rude. I hope I'll have some time to run others from this anthology!

I highly encourage anyone looking to create D&D content to pick up this FREE resource. It's helped me submit writing to editors that is way more polished as well as has helped me in the layout design process to accurately style the copy. I reference this literally every time I write/design a product.

Every DMs Guild layout designer who uses InDesign needs this guide. I've learned so much from this template and guide and know that the products I make are better because of it. Whether you're just starting out or you've been using InDesign for awhile, I think you'll find something in this product that benefits your work.

Honestly, what an incredible resource this product is. First of all, it's HUGE--you're bound to find something in here that you can use. But also the information in this book is so versatile - you can use it to add a little flavor to your campaign or use the encounters to build out one-shots. And, on top of it all, it's beautifully executed; the layout is easy to follow and the illustrations add an extra dimension.

For a one-shot, I combined the Goblin/Hobgoblin encounters by Joey "Gnome" Barranco as was suggested and my players really enjoyed it! I hope I'll have a chance to play more content from this book. :)

Happy Little Treants was one of the first adventures I ever DMed and the first adventure I DMed for an in-person group; most of the players were also new to D&D. The information in this product is super well laid out so a DM of any experience level can understand how to run the adventure. By the time we got to the end of the adventure, my players were so excited about D&D, they wanted to just keep playing!

Can't wait to run Kelly's sequel, Happy Little Clouds!

Ran this one-shot a couple months ago for my players and they really enjoyed it! Jen sets up the adventure in a way that allows for quite a bit of silliness and fun play--one of my players used shatter on the dish mephit and another used a mop-shaped spiritual weapon to clean up the ooze. :'D

Can't wait to see what they do with their newly-acquired Mizziuim Destabalization Emitter!

While you can find a lot of this information in other products, it's a nice quick guide if you know what you're looking for is in here. Also you can't really beat a free PDF, y'know?

I love how vastly different the themes of the inns are; they're not all soup and bread! I found the menus to be particularly helpful so I always had some unique entrees and drinks on hand for when my adventuring parties undoubtedly visit the local eatery. I hope I'll be able to insert one of the NPCs or use one of the adventure hooks soon!