My daughter REALLY wanted to have a DND birthday party. She was turning 14 and I couldn't fathom running a campaign for a bunch of 14 year olds who had never played before and managing it all in a short span of a few hours. I was recommended this one shot from folks over on reddit, among others, and this was the winner. It had everything. Action, roleplay, a fun puzzle with a handout...the kids really loved it. I can't say enough how perfect this campaign was for this specific situation. All I did was change the brewery to a cider mill, and handed the kids each a mug of sparkling apple cider when the owner handed it to their players and they were hooked. Thank you for a well balanced, engaging one-shot!

I am an obsessive planner in real life, and now I can be in DnD too, haha. But seriously, thank you for this! I keep track of where we're at in the year using this calendar and was able to really plan well for the Midsummer Festival thanks to it.

These were super helpful for my younger kids (9 and 7). They've graduated to the "big kid" character sheets now, but these are a must have for young kids who've never played. Thank you for an awesome product!

I was a new DM, about to run LMoP and DoIP simultaneously, with no prior DnD experience. This tutorial was a huge help to my players (my husband and three kids of varying ages) and myself. It really helped us work out the game mechanics, before anything serious started. I highly recommend this for new DMs/players. We are still playing this combo campaign a year later.

This is a great, easy print out to have on hand, especially for new DMs. I laminated mine and keep it in my DM binder.

This was a huge help for me as a new DM running the Essentials kit as part of my first campaign. Highly recommend!

As a new DM when I began Dragon of Icespire Peak (and LMoP simultaneously), this guide helped immensely I highly recommend this for new DMs running DoIP.