This is great.

The entries range from a one-off joke; to a sign something weird is afoot in the current location, or foreshadowing that the entire current story arc isn't what it seems; to the "real" campaign hook that starts your main story and drags the PCs into it.

Or maybe you just want to make a good/neutral rogue hate himself.

Some interesting concepts for 3 levels of annoyance value, including longer-term consequences. I like the fact you can just roll a dice to determine what happens, tweak it to suit your own adventure / adventurers or expand on the suggestions. I suspect it would be possible (and potentially interesting) to run a side-adventure around the resulting fallout.

Pretty good product, not amazing. Gives good ideas for what a DM could do to make the game more interesting. I liked how there was different levels of depth to choose from, for a funny gag to a mini plot

This product was pretty good. I like the concept and the content/flavor it can add to a game. I would have liked more choices, for each category - perhaps 10 or 12 instead of 8. Personally, I would have chosen a different font or colour for the headings or sub-headings, but this is purely aesthetic, of course.

I really enjoyed reading "Let Sleeping Guards Lie," as it gave creative suggestions for a part of the campaign most DMs wouldn't think about. As a fairly new DM, I'm always looking for ways to add a new creative element to my campaigns and give consequences for actions. I enjoyed the well thought out consequences as well as the silly ones! My two favorite from each category was the guard already being dead (great for rogues or assassins trying to hunt each other down) and "The Ratvolution!" Very helpful, keep up the good work!

Uhm, hilarious! Thanks my kids think it is funny too.

Let me begin by saying that you will have to look pretty hard to find a bigger fan of gonzo/comedy elements in D&D than I. I eat this stuff up with a spoon, so I am naturally inclined to like this product. I would say that those who are stern, grimdark DMs (or have stern, grimdark players) may wish to skip this one.

However, if you are infor hilarity, buckle up. This thing is great! Adding consequences that are comparable to the Traps system for damaging/debilitating effects is a storke of genius. My sole complaint is that some of the consequences seem to be miscategorized (particularly in terms of short-term vs. long-term consequences) Nevertheless, this is a big bag of awesome to drop into your campaign.

This is a STONKING product which will come in very handy for both those DMs with sandboxes and those with players who could use a bit of a shake-up. 10/10, get it now.