Cool little combat encounter with heavy use of environment and different enemies. It has an interesting story behind it, as well as necessary hooks to expand it into the full adventure.

Exploration of the seemingly abandoned wizard's tower is one of the most common tropes of D&D. But oh boy, it is so well done here!

First, the map is gorgeous and each room has something to explore / learn / do in it.

Second, this encounter is on a ticking clock - you have precious little time left while the tower is killing your party. Players never leave initiative order, making the adventure a very intense one.

Third, it has a nice plot twist at the end which will require a lot of attention to spot.

Overall, a nice encounter which can make a pretty good one-shot with some additions, or a very fun part of a campaign.

Well done! Supplement is nicely laid out, with beatiful art and contains all core terms of the game translated to Ukrainian language. Must-buy if you run games in Ukrainian.

This is well-written adventure which can be run as one-shot, but will shine most if split into two games. It supports all three pillars of play - combat, exploration and social interaction, with focus primarily on exploration, followed by combat / social interaction depending on your party's play style.

It's really well thought out and provides rich framework for DM to work with:

• It's setting neutral, so can be ported anywhere with little effort.
• It has four possible villains, and DM can decide which one of them is behind everything. There are clues in place which point to each of them.
• Multiple ways the adventure can end and a material to follow-up on it if you want.
• Very tough and interesting boss in a complex combat location which will definitely challenge the party's tactical thinking.
• Optional encounters to move the story forward if the party is stuck.

Another strong features include:

• Fleshed out Slaad infection.
• New exciting monsters to include in your adventures, and list of "minor inventions" - small things to reward your players with.
• Beatiful maps for each location in the manor.

Extremely helpful DM resource. A lot of good advices, enounter maps, suggestions on chapter structure and so much more. I really like author's thinking - particularly what he did with random encounters.

I cannot recommend this adventure more, espceially fof the newbie DMs running this fairly complex, sandbox campaign.

This is absolute BEST guide to the Feywild among those I've seen on the Internet and DMsGuild in particular. New monsters stablocks (including Archfey and rules how to create them), Wild Magic table, plants, items and so much more to make your next Feywild campaign unforgettable.

"Ambushers of the Splitrock pass" is a fun little encounter, which can easily be turned into full adventure. Author provides a detailed and deep backstory, as well as potential hooks to do just that.

What I liked most about the encounter:

• Separate short and complete backstories for DMs depending on their goals.
• Detailed tactics for duergars
• Complex encounter terrain and multiple possibilities the characters can come out of it
• Two new fun magic items players can pick up as a reward and new monsters

I especially liked the second part which guides you on turning this encounter into full adventure by asking you, the DM, right questions - this way you have a framework with which you can craft your own story.

Really useful supplement to have, and for free!

Situation when you want a wider range of possibilities for Reincarnate spell can come up in your game, and you want to be prepared for this. This supplement gives you exactly this - a simple table which inlcludes all official material up to this date to roll on.

I liked author's suggestion on how you can customize the table to make it fit your setting and personal demands. I also liked suggestion on how to make it easier for your players - because situation when you nearly lost your character can be depressing.

Overall, really good supplement!

Must-have supplement for any DM who plans to run planar campaign or just considers taking his players to the Planes. I found these tables to be very helpful in my preparations.

Overall good and solid module. My group had fun playing it. From the DM side I liked possibility to choose between villains.

This is mandatory book for anybody running DOTMM. So many ideas on how to flesh out different levels. I will highlight my favorite parts: Skullport, which fleshes out the city and gives it storyline; Wyllowood, which helps run Wyllow as powerful villain and gives great ideas on her tactics; and the final showdown - my favorite part being battle on different planes.

Great product for anybody who ran Dragon Heist and wants to do it again, but avoid repeating the same chapters. I used it to enhance Vault of Dragons on the first run and it was amazing.

Must-buy for anybody running Waterdeep storyline. A lot of different encounters that will bring life to your portrayal of the City of Splendors. Some of them are connected and form quest chains, which is really amazing. Also, this book has nice weather tables depending on season which help with travelling.

Very well put Skullport companion. It was extremely helpful in my DOTMM campaign. I used parts of the adventure, location NPCs, events and bunch of other stuff. As I read original 2E book, I really appreciate how big work was done to flesh out Skullport for 5E - something Port of Shadows really deserves!

This bundle helped me to enhance Dragon Heist experience for my players in so many ways. It's awesome and must-buy for anyone planning to run this module.