This is the perfect little module for a one-shot with friends or a downtime adventure that can add lasting consequences to your campaign after a long night of drinking. The drinking mechanics with the various inebriation scores was very well thought out. I personally had my players use this in the middle of their campaign and one of them got a map tattoo to the next location in the adventure which made for a great plot hook. In fact, all 10 pages of possible outcomes of the hangover are great plot hooks that do in fact remind the party of the film, The Hangover, as purposefully designed by the author. The class based RP suggestions were super helpful and visual as well. The variety of drink options again was top notch including having their inebriation scores for each type of alcohol or mixed drink.

Very fun! Will most definitely run again!

Very well written, organized, and thought-out guide to hungover adventures. Very much a build-your-own adventure guide; assuming a fully game group of adventurers (and Ashley notes when a DM should be sensitive to their players' personal histories with drinking), all that's missing is a couple tables to roll on and you can come up with an fuzzy-headed adventure even on the fly! Ashley also includes a couple class-specific hooks that you can deploy on short notice, and I plan on integrating her Inebriation & Fortitude system into my own drinking homebrew. I cannot wait to put the content in this guide into practice!

The Good I was won over by this title by the 3rd page, which goes into hilarious detail about embarrassing tattoos. By far the best part of this product are the plot hooks centered around the misadventures a band of drunken adventurers might get themselves into. I found myself spinning adventures out of those before I'd even finished reading. The subject is handled with grace and humour, and it's nice to see a supplement focusing on adventurers at leisure, rather than gloom and doom. There are some fun (if niche) magic items, and even a shanty, if that's up your alley.

The Bad The rest of the document is largely dedicated to optional drinking mechanics, in case your group is particularly invested in getting smashed on a regular basis. I don't foresee any but the drunkest of dwarven drunken monks needing an entire feat for it, so mileage may vary on that one.

Overall, this is a very fun exploration of a hard-to-tackle subject. I enjoyed this so much, I wasn't even bothered by the odd proofing error, which I'm sure will be seen to. Kudos to the author.

A hilarious resource of all sorts of shenanigans for your PCs to get involved in that they won't remember the next day but will still have to deal with. This will definitely mix well with the various downtime encounter and consequence tables out of Volo's. I personally can't wait to confront my party with the fallout of how there USED to be a mage tower in a prominent part of town before they went carousing and there's now a swirling vortex of bricks and magic hurtling through town.