I highly encourage anyone looking to create D&D content to pick up this FREE resource. It's helped me submit writing to editors that is way more polished as well as has helped me in the layout design process to accurately style the copy. I reference this literally every time I write/design a product.

I have a confession to make: I'm a nerd.

Shocking, I know. Who would expect that from an RPG player? Really though, I'm not just a fantasy nerd, a numbers nerd, or even a storytelling nerd, I'm a read-style-guides-in-my-spare-time nerd, a debate-if-words-should-be-compound nerd, a how-could-you-put-a-space-there nerd.

And I greatly enjoy this little title.

There are so many wonderful little things that are addressed here. Things I notice when reading and wish that publishers did as well. It's wonderful.

Also, it's free. Give it a go; improve your DMs Guild products. What do you have to lose?

This is a great resource to have, especially if you're going to make your own DMs Guild products or editing for others. Definitely recommend reading and absorbing it.

Imperative to helping me edit my documents to give them the D&D polish. I didn't realize how far off I was before going through this guide. Totally a must-have for any creator.

An excellent dive into the mechanics of creating your own adventures. By all means, a must-have.

This is an EXCELLENT source for all DMsGuild authors. Plenty of tid-bits here, especially when it comes to writing style that you don't think about much when you write your first product. Highly recommend a read.

This could be a very helpful and insightful Dungeon Master's guide. Giving you the skinny on the inner as a political and social situation in some of the biggest cities in the realms.