Midwinter Celebrations is all around one of the most enjoyable adventures I've had the pleasure to DM in all of my time playing D&D.

Its jam packed with atmosphere, immersive lore and a great through line in a very compact package. Youre given fantastic maps, imagery and additional suppliments all tying in to the adventure which make preparation very easy.

Whilst the adventure is great for any occassion, its themes make it very well suited to a holiday session. Be preparied for silliness throughout but dont be fooled, the adventure also includes plenty of interesting challenges along the way and a final combat that can pose a serious threat to the unprepared adventurer (if youre so inclined).

I can't recommend Midwinter Celebrations enough. 5/5

I had a lot of fun running this for my group! Every single little story was picked up, I was actually surprised that they knew about some of the more obscure (to me) Scandanavian forklore, but apparently there's a few children's shows in the US that the parents in my groups got excited to see references to.

I've run it three times, and played it once, each time it's run a little bit different. It's flexible enough that you can adjust it to the group you're running for, and you're never quite sure how it'll turn out as the DM, you just get a bunch of things to put out there and see how the players react to them.

You get a nice map that works just fine for virtual tabletops, some nice story elements with roleplaying that would work well with a younger table as well as your more experienced players.

Definitely recommend this one. Great job!

EDIT: It's about a year later and I have run this at least six times now, and I'm probably just going to make it an annual Christmas-time thing, and it's very sandboxy and good. I've never had a table go quite the same, but it's always been fun.

A mystery module with weird and fun encounters. Based on Nordic traditions, enjoy a trek to a typical Nordic farm settlement far into the woods.