The setting is breathtaking, with whimsical yet deeply meaningful encounters that truly capture the essence of the Feywild. The story's modular design makes it easy to incorporate into an existing campaign or run as a full fledged adventure, which is perfect for DMs like me who love flexibility.

The archfey are brilliantly crafted, each with unique personalities and motives that make every interaction feel alive. The city of Endercoast provides a grounded contrast to the Feywild’s dreamlike chaos, creating a compelling dynamic throughout the campaign. My group especially loved the moral dilemmas and strange, unexpected encounters.

On top of the rich story, the player options are fantastic. The new races, subclasses, and spells all fit perfectly into the theme and offer something fresh for players to try. Plus, the supplemental materials, like the guide for transitioning from Witchlight to Into Wonderland, are such thoughtful additions.

This book isn’t just beautiful—it’s practical. Every detail feels designed to make it easy and fun for DMs to run. It’s whimsical, creative, and packed with tools that bring the Feywild to life. Whether you’re running it wholesale or borrowing pieces for your game, this is an absolute must-have for 5e.

I recently completed six sessions incorporating two of the courts into my game. It ended up with first level characters allying with Baba Yaga to cause the death of the undead archfey of death of the Court of the Litter of the Peat through four spies in his court while the group was trying to get the city Endercoast transported back to the Sword Coast. We had a blast!

An utterly amazing and whimsical guide into the wild realm of the Fey. The adventure and the given Archfey are fantastic. The extra pdfs helping bridge the published adventure, Witchlight to Into Wonderland has been a blessing as I've been leading my players through one into the next.

I've read this cover to cover over the past week and I have to say it's one of the best things I've ever seen for 5e, full stop.

It's so modular (and therefore portable to my game), and the theming is just spot on. Incredible work! Now I have to resist the temptation to take this as my campaign wholesale, rather than just using massive chunks of it verbatim.

+8 Months update: I've incorporated huge portions of this into my homebrew campaign, and hold as high an opinion of it as ever.

Into Wonderland is absolutely beautiful. True, the art is evocative and whimsical, the graphic design is clearly lovingly curated, and the typography is carefully chosen. More importantly though, the whole adventure is designed with me, the DM who will actually run the adventure, in mind. This book is a great read, but more than that, it's a great run.

This is simply amazing. I've always wanted a setting/adventure book for the Feywild and this is exactly what I've been wanting. Not even counting the new spells, feats, backgrounds, races and subraces, and subclasses, which are great additions to 5e. This book is worth it's money and I look forward to what the creator makes next.

This is one of the best things i think we gotten for 5e. I always loved the feywild and have been dying for somethign official but until then this will satisfy my sweet tooth. Yes it is worth it!