Very well thought out adventure. Well written and easy to read through. This is an NPC heavy adventure (to really get the most out of it). There are lots of relationships, plots, etc. to keep track of, with some tidbits sprinkled throughout the material. Plan on spending a good bit of time prepping for DM'ing this. I had to create an NPC list to keep track of the cast of characters (57!), who they are, backstories, allies, etc. etc. Quag Cove is a really rich location. The overall adventure is deep in story and good fun.

I think when people look back 10 years from now, and start putting together a "best of" DMs Guild adventures, Days of Blight: The Gray Coven will be on the top ten of that list, it's an instant classic. This adventure is a superb sequel to Days of Blight: An Offering of Innocents, filled with wonderful NPCs and a rich setting easily incorporated into your existing campaign world.

Another great product from a great DM and writer. Days of Blight: The Gray Coven was very engaging for both the role playing and the combat. The npc's were very well thought out and had a lot of depth. I had a great time playing this and can't wait for the next installment. If it's like anything else Matt has produced it's going to be awesome! Keep up the great work Matt.

ive slogged throught this horror show a couple times in the years that Matt has been DMing, the story is vivid and the NPC`s leave a lasting impression on you, the gray coven is everything you look for in a villain, smart controling, and terrifying, the stuff of Nightmares!!

I just finished the game with Mathieu R. and I can't agree more. Matt's comments are righton the mark. I can't wait to see what comes next

I just finished playing through this adventure with Matt Rausher himself as the DM, and it was a blast! This 2nd part is even vaster than the first part, and has an intricate storyline and very well fleshed-out NPCs for you to interact with.

Challenging both RP-wise and combat-wise, it will definitely please everybody who plays through it!

I can't wait for the 3rd installment of this story line.

Matt has done it again. Book Two is a great follow up to the first (copper level) Days of Blight. It continues more of the good stuff with descriptive language (an intense and moody atmosphere) as well as provides enough detail that you could use Days of Blight as a micro-campaign setting. Take as much or as little as you need to fit your own campaign. There are so many opportunities to be found here. I love it and plan to get a lot of mileage out of it!

Days of Blight: The Gray Coven immediately pulled me in from the first paragraph. He paints a very vivid environment for PCs to explore along with the feeling of fear - that danger is just around the conrner. My favorite thing about this module is the colorful NPCs. There is a heavy role play factor in this game, and I highly reccommend that you encourage your PCs to use it to it's fullest extent. The NPCs are fully fleshed out, with various motives, good sides, and bad sides. I found myself falling in love with so many of his NPCs and getting excited for my PCs to meet them when I run this game. Days of Blight: The Gray Coven is easily a worthy buy and I'd highly recommend!

The Pickled Dragon just released the second adventure in the Days of Blight series, and it's truly fantastic! I took my time giving this respectably hefty new adventure a thorough read-through, and I came out with even more admiration for Matt's talent and style. He's an incredibly creative writer and builds a vibe around his stories and locations that is authentic, immersive, and compelling. It's the kind of "feeling" to a setting/adventure that is a bit intangible but really makes the difference between something feeling forced or genuine. That feeling is either there or not, but Matt never lets me down -- he knocked this one out of the park.

Some of the locations in here will find a permanent spot in my sandbox home games going forward (not to mention the adventure itself)! I'm always impressed by how Matt weaves tons of possible story threads together into a site-based adventure that feels very vibrant and alive because of his attention to craft. Of all the D&D writers out there, Matt is consistantly someone I look to when writing my own content. He sets the bar at a place we'd all be lucky to reach!

The sequel to The Days of Blight (1): An Offering of Innocents is phenomenal! The Pickled Dragon has done an amazing job with this publication - It is no surprise to see in-depth interwoven NPC back-stories and based on the actions of the party, there are several potential endings to the story of each NPC. The challenges which players will face are formidable. Hasty actions can have consequences not realized immediately and which could come back to plague them! When there is no clear line between right and wrong; good and evil, what will your players do? Help the cursed man find the strength to fight off his demons, or put him out of his misery? This is an epic adventure which my players are excited to begin - If they can survive the one member of the Gray Coven who they are still searching for in the first Days of Blight!