This is one of the cutest, most charming subclasses I have ever seen and I love it to bits. I got to play one in a Witchlight campaign and it was a blast. Absolutely recommended.

Worth every penny. This book has the perfect combination of interesting ideas, solid mechanical balance, and charm that I've come to expect from the publisher. Fey Folio contains the whole suite of new options: races, backgrounds, feats, subclasses, monsters, spells, and magic items. Every section is strong and had at least one thing I wanted to try out, and even the ones that didn't immediately grab me would definitely be up someone's alley. If I had to choose a weakest section, it'd be the monsters - they aren't bad, they just didn't grab me like the rest of the book did. On the other hand, the spells and magic items were all excellent - including the Mispelled Spellbook, which is extrmely fun - but the new Wild Sorcerer and its supplementary spells stuck out to me the most. Can't wait to try it.

This book goes 100% recommended if you want good, whimsical fairy options for your players and campaigns.

After reading, I immediately wanted to make a character using the content - which is the best result you can get, I think. Much more fun and interesting fluff than most ice/winter-themed character options I've encountered, and seems solidly balanced to boot. Definitely give it a look if you're itching for a different sort of warlock.

Honestly, my new favorite class. The witch is extremely well-designed and manages to bring fresh flavor to a game already saturated with every kind of magic-user imaginable. It emphasizes curses and hexes, making it an excellent status caster / battlefield controller - my favorite thing to play. But more importantly, it absolutely oozes charm: with subclasses like the Tea Witch and Gingerbread Witch, familiars like the yarn golem and the pet rock, and a class feature simply titled "Cackle," the witch hits basically everything I could want in a single class. It will be difficult to convince me to play any other spellcasting class from now on.

This supplement is pure fun. Although the material leans a bit sillier than we like in our campaigns, the whole book was a blast to read through. The spells and magic items are especially good fun and a few of them will definitely make it into my upcoming Strixhaven game (what's a good magical college without wild magical college parties, after all?). I can already tell that the section of random tables for tavern names/quirks/patrons is going to end up a frequent resource for me, and the magical libations have inspired me to start coming up with my own.

Overall, completely happy with this purchase and highly recommended.