An engaging adventure ideally suited for DND beginners or children or those that are kids at heart. If run well the framework of this adventure can really showcase what DND roleplay really CAN be. (Characters reassuring and bolstering their young selves) Its a bit whacky but it works. I think there may be some players or groups that might find it a bit boring or perhaps a bit saccerine but for me, I"m happy to tell my adult self to take a chill pill and just enjoy this ride as intended.

The creativity in this adventure was great and the artwork was great for immersing for the scene. My nitpicks are minor and easily correctable by a DM for their players.

I know this adventure was meant for the fey season of Wild Beyond the Witchlight, but honestly this is a GREAT adventure for just about any group in any just about setting. I think it would work great as an epliogue for a level 1-4 campaign, allowing players to "reflect" on their deeds while also presenting an interesting dilemma for the characters. I encourage any DM running this to switch things up as needed as appropriate to let your group shine with this great premise.

Enjoyable, heavy roleplay adventure to get your players into their character's mindsets. Might not be for all groups.

Well written, but the module design itself is incredibly ink intensive and there is no printable option provided. At this price point and as part of WotC promoted releases, I was really hoping would be standard.

Hi all. In prepping this adventure for my FEY-RUN weekends throughout next month, I thought I would share some thoughts:

• The Domain and the Wonderfey are unique and vibrantly described!The Domains of Delight presented in the mods I have read so far have been creative and intruiging!
• The presentation leads you to believe the premise will be entirely child-oriented, but there is mature, wholesome themes depicted here (it's a surprise!).
• I'm not going to lie--my thoughts did wander to my abuelita, who is not here anymore, but I enjoyed the Yvelise as an NPC.
• The last part of this adventure alone would sell this mod for me! Wonderfully depicted environment and surprising environment (I won't let the cat out of the BAG!).

This adventure is one of the more light-hearted of the DungeonCraft Spotlight. It's no Heir to Orcus, or slapstick comedy-themed adventure, but I believe this adventure is enjoyable and would be an excellent addition to any DM's adventure library. My rating is based on these above notes and comparisons to other work done by this designer--an adventure master for sure!

A lovely and wondrous module, by Anthony Joyce.

So much whimsy and potential and a nostalgic Archfey, that reminds us of our own grandmothers. There was some tearful and inspirational moments. This module is not combat heavy but has great guidelines for the combat/conflict situations. The Wonderfey are lovely creations of this feywild domains, and can have actual great emotional impact, as DM, there were some moments when running that were quite emotional and rewarding.

The story is filled with timey wimey wibbley wobbly Feywild craziness, but it's a nice feel good story that my players definitely enjoyed.

The players really liked that in the midst of the "talk your way out of this" sort of skill challenge encounter, they still had the ability to ALSO participate with combat if they wanted. They wanted to make sure you knew that was a good touch.

We have several people that wanted to know the recipe, as well. :)