I was getting overwelmed trying to create adventures for my group and Dungeons on Demand saved my sanity and improved my games. Each adventure is really well thought out. I love the suggested dialog and tips on how to increase or decrease the difficulty of each encounter. I have accidentally total party killed in the early days of running games because I didn't understand how to create a balanced encounter. Using these adventures taught me what makes them challenging, but not too difficult.

Dan is awesome and so is the stuff he makes.

You should check out Ebonclad and his Patreon as well as this series.

The fourth installment follows the excellent contnent of the previous ones. I would recommend all the series to anyone. As before the adventures are supplied with a really helpful map for the DM, with markers for different points of interest, but also a spoiler free map for the players.

Just like the adventures in his previous three Dungions on Demand, these are expertly done. He had to change some things up in how he does things due to the massive supidity of Wzards of the Coast in how they deal with people who use some of their intellectual property. But that is not Dan's fault, so one cannot blame him for it.

These modules are easily run, quick to read and digest, and fun to play. My wife is a brand new DM and she is using these modules in her campaign world. They are open enough that she can fiddle with them some to make them unique to her world, yet detailed enough to run as is. She has yet to have to ask me for help in understanding anything about any of the ones she has run.

If you are looking for something quick to toss in between the stages of an epic adventure, something to help level characters with, or just something fun and different, snag thse up. You will happy you did.