NPCs are like magic items, you can never have enough options as a DM. Whether you build an entire story thread around them using their provided plot hooks, make your own, or just grab one quickly when you have your very own Sam Smorkle moment. FoFF gives you LOTS of options to work with and some great artwork which bring the characters to life. Although the interior art is B&W, the quality of it is just so high that it shouldn't be seen as a loss.

Those aren't light spills from the rooms, that the dirty stone for the common paths that the inhabitants take between areas and adds to that lived in feel.

Good variety of flora and placement to keep things interesting.

Some good spot locations here like the stone circle and the weather beaten bridge where you can tie the story in well.

Sometimes all you need a little fishing spot/village in an out of the way place.

I like the addition of both the grid and nongrid versions on all of these maps. Gives me choices in how I want to use them.

Nice tones and good theme. Represents the hellish wastelands well.

The author wasn't kidding when he saidover 400 effects! There's nothing worse than a player finding a nice shiny awesome new magical item but then only have a description that tells what it should do, but Fantasy Grounds doesn't actually do it for you. It's all of the thoughts on details and putting things at your fingertips that help this module shine. With the recent release of lighting in the most recent Fantasy Grounds update, it was a pleasure to see that the lighting effects were already added to the items that should have it! I didn't have to wait weeks for it be added, as the the author already planned ahead based on early development releases. I don't know how often big changes like that are coming, but it feels the author was just trying to make the best product possible and it shows. Definitely recommend picking this up for your group, you won't regret it.

Part of the allure of Fantasy Grounds was to bring DnD into the digital world and make it easy and accessible. While Fantasy Grounds does a good job of getting closer to that goal, there are still things things that are cumbersome -- and adding all of the spells, actions, traits and features to your character is one of them. The built in parser does an ok job, but there is so much more that can be automated and extended. This extension does exactly that. Rather than having to learn all of the effects language myself as a DM, I can spend more time actually running the game and letting Automatic Effects take care of the hard work. The players love having everything at their fingertips and on nights when they level up, we don't spend half the session trying to get new actions added to their character sheet and making sure they work properly. It's nice to have everything covered which exists inthe source book. Front to back, if the players saw an ability or spell in the PHB, we know that we can find an automatic effect for it. Great module for any DM to have.