An absolutely fantastic PDF file full of amazing weapons. Each weapon has lore, ideas of locations, or even a way to link the item to lore in your own world. Not only that, there are pictures of the weapons to share to my players - each with a unique feel to them.

Nothing feels generic - everything has it's own twist.

I spent a very long time now reviewing this PDF and I am beyond impressed. Jeff Stevens has my attention - can't wait for future Kickstarters or other announcements for any upcoming projects.

This book follows in the great footsteps of many other Jeff Stevens products and continues his tradition of creativity and polish. This book is filled with juicy nuggets of delight and so many clever ideas. Weapons that grow in power as their attuned characters advance! Great hooks to get players to acquire the weapons! Lore for the weapons, and such a richness of abilities, curses, and more. I will definitely be working some of these tasty items into my campaign. =)

A really good short adventure and worth the price by itself if you play it live with others. The Foundry maps and elements were obviously a rush job and for the price of the adventure I WILL NOT COMPLAIN. However, for FoundryVTT will will have to rewall much of the adventure. Much of the coridors and rooms are too small for movement. I remapped it all in Dungeon Alchemist, giving the map more color and elbow room.

As usual, this is a classic Jeff Stevens game. I'm not a huge Christmas fan, but this is pretty offbeat and irreverant enough to be fun for anyone. I don't want to give away too much, but it is about as twisted as the usual stuff from them. If you liked Tasha's Kiss and Happy Jack's Funhouse, this is a great adventure along the same lines.

Playing this on Foundry VTT. The packaging was perfect! The story is fun. The BBEG is challenging and entertaining. I will pick up any other VTT from the author ASAP.

This was a great Christmas themed Dungeon Crawl. It was a nice little one-off that had the right balance of combat and puzzle-solving. Highly recommend this quick adventure. It was easy to scale and appropriate for all age groups. My players had a blast.

For the last couple of years we have played a holiday themed one-shot on Christmas Eve. This year we played Figgy Puddin' and it was a big hit! The adventure itself is easy to run and a nice mix of combat, varied puzzles, and some roleplaying. The highlight was definitely the gingerbread men. My non-gamer dad decided to make his missing an arm and a leg...let's just say we had a pretty funny Monty Python Black Knight situation later in the adventure.

Figgy Puddin' herself is an excellent character. She survived the adventure, and even though I ran this as a one shot I'll try to incorporate her into whatever adventure we run next Christmas.

This is also very kid friendly, the riddles and puzzles are easy and the adventure moves at a quick pace with plenty of wiggle room to shorten it if needed.

I picked this up to run some one-shots for Christmas on StartPlaying.Games and the first session I ran was GREAT. I really enjoyed how streamlined and varied it was. We moved pretty slowly through the adventure and did only 5 of the 8 rooms in a 3.5 hour session, but it adapts really well to shuffling or cutting out rooms.

One quibble - the Room 2 aparatus should be called an 'oven' rather than a 'stove.' TOTALLY UNACCEPTABLE. ^_^

Thanks Jeff Stevens Games for a light-hearted holiday romp. Cheers!

We had a blast playing this at our yearly company Christmas D&D event. We loved the cute Christmas-themed monsters (killer-tinsel with nasty paper cut attacks! Gingerbread golems! ...) . For me as a DM it was very easy to run as the module is very flexible, both story wise and in the design of the dungeon. If you're short on time you can easily remove some of the rooms on the fly. It's also a nice mix of role-play, combat and puzzle solving opportunities.

My table loved this adventure for a Christmas treat. They even enjoyed coloring the gingerbread men, and it only took 5 minutes so doesn’t take time oyt of the adventure. Then the faces when “their” cookies attacked!

Real shame the only review for this is because of the version incompatibility and not the content itself. So far I've used a few of the items for my games and my players have been excited, while I'm not sure if I'll ever use all of these in the campaigns I run in the future, my players seem thrilled at discovering what these new weapons can do with the builds they've crafted.

If you want to add more weapons to your game this is a solid module to use.

Figgy Puddin’ Steals Christmas was a hit at our table. The puzzles were clever, the gingerbread golems were humerous, and the festive theme brought fun to the session. Figgy is a standout villain with just the right mix of charm and mischief. It felt like the adventure was made to keep players smiling while still delivering a solid challenge.

If you’re looking for a holiday themed adventure, I can’t recommend this enough. It’s easy to run and packed with festive fun.

DON'T PURCHASE UNLESS YOU ARE READY TO UPGRADE TO 5e 4.0 OR GREATER IN FOUNDRY. I was looking forward to implementing this module in my current Foundry game, but disappointed the module is locked to only allow the use of the 4.x or greeter version of the 5e system. I would be interested to know what this module (or 5e 4.X) provides that would require me to upgrade the 5e system.

DON'T PURCHASE UNLESS YOU ARE READY TO UPGRADE TO 5e 4.0 OR GREATER IN FOUNDRY. I was looking forward to implementing this module in my current Foundry game, but disappointed the module is locked to only allow the use of the 4.x or greeter version of the 5e system. I would be interested to know what this module (or 5e 4.X) provides that would require me to upgrade the 5e system.

It's functional, and there isn't any other map like it. If it weren't for that, I'd lower the rating due to the lack of any layout guide or info document.