I find this book simple on the eyes and it doesn't overload you with over the top info and mechanics. Great npcs and a colorful art palette. Perfect for the beginner DM looking for a world to bring his players into.

My favorite DND author. All his books are gold!! Get them and immerse yourself in an awesome setting!!

Fantasy readers and TTRPG players alike will, without question, enjoy the outstanding detail and effort that has been weaved into this game and story setting. From a world building perspective, the book becomes an atlas to a world waiting to be discovered in both your games and imagination. The magnitude of definition of continent, countryside, and townships along with their denizens is extremely comprehensive. Undoubtedly, this publication does not disappoint and will serve you well as adventure in The World of Myrr!

I have a bunch of things like this: Tavern's Inn & Taprooms, Upstanding Citizen City line, Fantastic Villages & Towns, the Remarkable Series, The fantastic Books of Random Tables series etc. BUT this one I keep going to again and again. Yeah it's a bunch or random tables and some shops and food menu lists. The difference THEY ARE SO GOOD. Simple, quick descriptions with item lists and prices. So so easy to drop in for random shops. Each shop has unique items and price lists. Such other gems include tables for Mounts and Horses (with color descriptions!), Random Events, Random NPCs, a compliments and insults table, festivals, carousing, landmarks and a whole bunch more. I just love the tavern/inn section with menus that include all sorts of dishes/foods/drinks WITH PRICES! This product is MY go-to for stores of all sorts. Each has a short but flavorful description a listing of the staff (with names and classes!) Services offered and the coolest listings of items for sale with individual prices! Ok so the layout is basic and the artwork is sparce and sometimes very crude BUT the info is worth double what they are asking. I highly recommend this. Sure the Remarkable Series of books is beautifully laid out with gorgeous artwork and really neat shops, inns, locations but they are really basic when it comes down to a list of what they have to purchase. Their descriptions of shops are highly detailed with extravagant NPCs and wonderous items but The Remarkable Series just does not have the UTILITY that BDHB has here in spades. Need a Jewelry store....got it. What about two very different armor stores..YEP it's here. Need a menu for tonight's inn stay with prices? For sure-The Green Eagle Tavern of modest quality run by the 22 year old Kalista who was a Human 3rd lvl CG Barbarian who is serving meat pie, rabbit and salmon and offers Dragon Mead and Rock Mead....YES!!!! (oh and the prices for the above are on pages 93 and 94. 'Nuff Said!!!!!!!!

I kickstarted this book last summer because I really enjoyed the art. it's been a really fun source of ideas and monsters. The creators do more than just throw stat blocks at you. Each section of the book details the type of setting the monster is likely to be encountered in and adds personality. You can use them in your own setting or it makes a nice intro into their "World of Myrr" setting.

Great stuff.

Excellent supplement for 5e or other d20 systems (like Dungeon Crawl Classics). Really fun art and unique monsters to surprise your players. Lots of fun, pun creatures that would fit into plenty of campaigns.

Once again, Cawood Publishing gets it right. Their Monsters Series adds so much depth to your games and is an outstanding way to surprise veteran players with creatures they've never seen before! Monsters of the Dungeon is no different. This time, Cawood even provides entire dungeon concepts to inspire your adventures.

Why are you still reading this? Buy the book already!

I seriously adore EVERYTHING Cawood does. Each monster has a unique flavor or twist to it that will keep your players on their toes. 100/10 recommend!!

Monsters of the Dungeon is an outstandingly unique addition to the Monsters Series from Cawood Publishing. They’ve done a remarkable job of organizing this book in not only a fun way but a functional way. DMs and players, this is a manual you need to have at your table! I’m a huge fan.

So far so good. I don't know if I'll use even half of these, but I've really enjoyed the stat blocks/descriptions I've used so far.

My only bummer--and this has absolutely nothing to do with the designer or artist--is that these fey monsters aren't already created as publicly-available homebrew in D&D Beyond. Since I use D&D Beyond for rolling in my game, it's a bit of a pain to have to make these work from scratch!

But, again, the work itself has been great so far!

I appreciate a product that is consistent in quality and content. I have supported Cawood Publishing for years. If you are wondering if this book is worth your time or money the answer is yes. It is fun. Well layed out pages and illustrated beautifully. As a DM, I use these Monsters to supplement my campaigns and to add a little twist for the players. My players are always trying to figure out what I am doing or what monster they are fighting... with Fey from this book - its just a slight variation that keeps the PC's guessing.

I enjoy the crafty naming schemes for some of these monsters. Like Count Batty, Self-Doubt Trout, or Luna Tick. The humor is not lost on me. Recently I used a Twisted Elven Ghost from page 27 on my current campaign to inhabit a Tomb Room. There is something for everyone.

The more I read, the more I learn about Feyland and the Monsters within it. I'm giving Monsters of Feyland 2: The Well of Dreams two thumbs up!

Another great book by Team Cawood thats filled to the brim with potential friends and foes. Lots of unique critters that your players won't be expecting (and have all the stats memorized). Highly recommended!

Another wonderful book in Cawood Publishing's 'Monsters' series, now numbering five. These just keep getting better and better. Quirky, humorous, horrific, and sometimes terrifying selection of monsters to add to any campaign. A great asset for any game master wanting to add something to their game which the players might not know of. The art isn't your usual fantasy art, but it's colourful vibrance really suits the nature and type of the monsters within.

Each book gets better and better. I've always been a huge fan of the vibrant art and interesting creatures I can add to my games. All of their books have been a delight to add to my collection. These 3rd party books have put a far better edition then any other monster book done in a long time.

With every new Cawood book I am more and more impressed! 100/10 recommend this book! If you are running fey centric games this is a mist have!!! The "Monsters of" series is some of the greatest content i have seen!