Super fun adventure. I'll change some things, but you can work with it. Overall very very fun. My players were delighted with the plot twist.

Being a fan of time travel stories, I loved that this adventure played on that theme and provided a method for me to build these concepts into a time-travel/alternate-timeline campaign arc. I also loved that the players get to interact with two deities that 1) don't tend to get a lot of cosmological attention and 2) don't generally interact with Tier 1 characters. Additionally, the emphasis on role-playing and utilizing a variety of skills is a creative break from the norm. I will definitely blend this adventure into a larger storyline for my campaign!

This is an excellent adventure - rich in detail without being constraining. I found it easy to run and my group really enjoyed it.

This adventure is absolutely great. I always loved time loop episodes in series and movies and this scratched that itch. It took us three evenings to finish though and I think it will take most curious groups longer than the adventure says because there's so much to discover in different variants. I would recommend it to everyone as even murderhoboing could lead to interesting results. My players are thankfully goodie-two-shoes though and tried to save everyone.

Lovely and light hearted. I ran this for my players and they loved it. It does run quite long and will probably last at least 2 sessions if you run it properly. I tried to do it as a one shot and while we all had a lot of fun I did have to cut out a lot of stuff out to make it fit which was sad as the whole adventure is really cool. The time loop thing makes it really interesting to DM.

This was an interesting module that my player enjoyed (played solo). The only thing we didn't like was that somone thought this module was a short module. Anything that is 24 pages long will take a while to run through! I definitely recommend it to players who like problem solving and do not mind only a small amount of fighting. Give it a run!

My players and I adored this - both as a game in itself and as a blueprint for making complicated stories like this simple and engaging! Easiest 5/5 I could give.

Players noted the Dm needs to track the order of the locations the players visit. You will need to make some copies of the fair map. This is the first module you can go totally theatre of the mind without any problems. There various great encouters in the fair. Part three may not be needed depend on the pcs. My gamers laid a trap of the gnome before he could curse the mayor. This has high replay value for a DM as players have some many stalls to encounter. PS. Fruitcake is Cake. Not Pudding. But I did use pudding as prop for my players.

A great, well thought out, and well keyed adventure. Fun to run and players have really enjoyed it. Lots of room to explore and enjoy the setting too!

I just finished playing it. I loved the idea of the game and we had a great time! i had a few problems though as feedback: As a DM, i want the players to explore as much as possible on the first day to fill the "schedule" of signature events. But if the players go to early to the tent, or they go to early to explore the woods to find the bandits, they might end without a complete schedule after the first day making things a bit weird in my opinion. On the other side, it took almost 3 hours to finish the first day, they explored almost every stand and they also explored the forest and killed the bandits. We didn't have enough time to have any combat on repeat days, not even at the end against the skulks or the random encounters. I would make that the bandits don't steal the pig on the first day, maybe on the second so that they don't lose time (both from in game and real life) tracking them to the woods and fighting them.

This adventure revolves around a delightful little time loop. It is laid out well, explaining the events of a cycle and what might change between iterations of the loop. The village has lots going on, but it is clear to follow. I appreciate how the author has taken time to flesh out the unique situations, the factors motivating the NPCs within and how the PCs could influence events. I can't wait to run this adventure for my group!

Pudding Faire is a beautifully illustrated and delightful story. I ran it for a group of 4 friends and they really enjoyed it. It definitely takes a while to get through everything. We took 6 hours, and that was cutting down on the faire, so it could easily be run over two sessions.

This is pretty much my favourite module (it also helps that Groundhog Day is one of my favourite comedies). We had so much fun with this module, mixing it up each day and trying several things. The absolute highlight for me and the players was when Urdlen's influence played out at the Wrestling competition. Things went Royal Rumble and I got to do a pretty decent B+ Hulk Hogan impression "Say your prayers and drink your Healing Potions; Halflingmania is running wild!!!" If you invest time and research this can be a really special and memorable module for everyone, however it almost begs for an 8 hour run time minimum, this is what we played and it worked really well. The basic structure I ran was: Day 1: events, and they caught the last few words or Urdlen's curse so they did not know what was happening until next morning. Day 2: Some success, some failure at the Faire doing good deeds then more clues to both Patcher and Nanny's part in this. Day 3: TPK. I pulled all the stops for "the final battle". This was also the end of the first session. Day 4: Much success at the Faire, also made sure to split up some bad guys so there wasnt an easy TPK, but also not an easy fight. They prevailed and felt like they earned it.

Other add-ons: I did a lot of research and pre-wrote some good heckles for the Comedian, had a "children of the corn' riot when the Puppet Show went bad, The anger explosion at the Caricaturist was Legendary as I wrote a real life story into it, and probably my finest acheivement, I found an all flute version of "I Got You Babe" on Youtube that sounds really Ren Faire to play at the beginning of each day (no one got the reference but I don't care it was cool).

Highly recommend for anyone who likes RP and exploration.

This was such an amazing adventure. Extremely clever, easy to use as a DM, and so much fun to play. I loved how each of the faire locations had its own event, interaction; this allowed my players (my daughters) to explore as they wanted. This was their most favorite adventure... right now we are in day three, and they've figured out many of the secrets. They were so motivated to help out the halflings and gnomes that Nanny Cowslip almost took notice of them on day 1!

This was a really fun module, my players loved it.

I think the only feedback is that it should be more explicit what happens if they attack Urdlen directly. Would he frog them, or smite them?