After Woodfall, this was an auto-buy. I love short settings (I love to build huge campaigns along with my players using small environments) with hidden depth. Willow provides a "mood" (which is not easy task!) at first: you can find NPCs, tables, references, some rules-light inputs and lots of ideas to make this shine throughout your shots or long adventures. Support these guys and buy this lovely edited PDF.

SMALL addition, take this as a costructive criticism: I would edit these books with bigger edges and fonts since they might be a bit painful on smaller tablets and that's a shame, since they are the perfect fit for your "portable/virtual" campaigns. :) 5 stars anyway and keep on rocking.

For me, being a fairly inexperienced DM who's still trying to find his pacing this little booklet was great; This micro-setting has all the details worked out for you to use or ignore if the narrative demands it. It's written clearly and in a logical format, visualising enough to get a good feeling with Willow and it's inhabitants making it very easy to get a few sessions out of it with great ease. Recommended!

One of the best purchases I've made from this site all year. A staggering work of imagination. Brief, evocative descriptions provide just enough info to charge your creative mind at the table and allow you to riff on the encounter, location or NPC. Everything feeds nicely into other locations, providing hooks between the sites but never railroading PCs toward any one direction or goal. I read this and immediately wanted to run it. Dropping it into my ongoing 5e Saltmarsh campaign right now.

Good layout, easy to read maps, wide variety of encounters. A welcome breath of fresh air among the usual overwritten, overly long, overly mechanical fare you typically see on this site. Bravo, and well done.