If you haven't bought this, you're making a terrible mistake. The Palace of Unquiet Repose is a rich, detailed adventure easily dropped into an existing setting but it also has the available background for exploring the author's setting of the Age of Dusk. The Age of Dusk offers to the Sword and Sorcery genre what Dolmenwood offers to the weird fairy tale.

Blood Orgy in the House of Pain, is a B-movie cult classic in print. It captures the lurid and grotesque; and checks the suspension of disbelief with wit and humor. The NPCs are as nasty as they come, it's the Hills have Eyes and every icky, slasher horror family in the weird old house that you might come across in old VHS tapes. They're so awful, it's almost sad to see them go if the PCs prevail.

The visuals are carefully selected, evoking the horror and humor the author strove to achieve. The digital maps are an excellent visual aid; the house itself is a character of its own. The author wisely made the setting generic for a Storyteller to set it easily in most American cities of the midwest and east coast.

I rated this four stars because I found a few typos and formatting errors; while these are not fatal errors to the product; another edit would have corrected those. Overall, a fun, entertaining product worth the $4.95.

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.

I hesistated to purchase this because of the price, but the layout, content and excellent art made this purchase worth the price. This is one of the best products I've purchased on the DMs Guild.

I think you're wonderful human beings for putting your creative efforts to this particular cause. A pleasure to contribute to it.

Days of Blight is rich in detail and easily ported into any campaign setting. It's NPCs are well developed with individual story hooks that effectively tie into the main plot. The villians are equally memorable and especially loathsome. The author evokes the ambiance of the setting and provides fine suggestions for DMs to further embellish the themes of the story. I highly recommend both Days of Blight modules.

The best character sheet generator, superior to even hero lab. The only drawback is the spell sheet generation time. Nonetheless, superb product.