A really fun and quirky mod! When I mention the title to the players, they're brought in a sense of complacency. But after a while when things can potentially take a turn, they all start wondering if it was named after that song "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)" in an ominous sort of way. But that's actually where the mod shines!

I love how simple the adventurers are brought into the Feywild for a very simple bequest, and how they go about it is up to them. Always a joy to run this mod for folks~

Kudos!

This module is a fun Feywild romp. I enjoyed taking players through it and going through something light-hearted and chill. There are opportunities to go through combat, which many AL players enjoy. The writing is very straight-forward, which I like - as it makes it easy to pick the module up and run it.

Just be prepared to improvise things, which I am comfortable doing but not all DM's might be. I had one player chase after the bees after they flew off while the rest wanted to fight the hag. It was a fun bit of

• "ok since you are chasing the bees, make a Survival check to see how well you track them, I'll let you know how you do" <- basically me improvising and not know what the consequences will be, but flying by the seat of my pants
• "ok the rest of you, roll for initiative and let's do this fight"

And they remaining party members dodged some pigs while seeing the bee chaser in the far distance.

Good fun and be ready for anything - which is one of the other things I enjoy about this author's writing. The way she writes is basically to give you the major set pieces to work with, and to do what you will with. From there, it's all up to you how things unfold. Very well done!

This is a good adventure for a new DM to get a feel for the flexibility that D&D offers. Experienced DMs will appreciate how everything fits together in a way that they can also ad lib a fair bit, as well, as there's a lot of little details that permit you to add your own touches.

The subtitle "a feywild chase" is a great description, the players need to chase their objective through various scenes. The adventure gives the DM guidance for good skills to do at various points, in a few interesting situations, along with all of the whimsy (and candy deliciousness) of the Feywild.

The end encounter does something that I've seen a lot in this season, and I hope that people keep doing it: a combat that permits different people to do different things. So folks can concentrate on the combat while someone else takes care of something else. I love that for cinematic purposes.

I love having a good 2 hour adventure that I can run on the spur of the moment, as well. This will definitely go into my bag of tricks, because I feel that I could pick this up with minimal prep and run another fun romp through candy fields chasing after honey bees. I appreciate two hour adventures in general, but ones like this are great because they're easy to run and are still filled with fun situations. (It'll join my other adventures that I pull out for those tricks, like Giant's Diplomacy and No Foolish Matter.)

I was lucky enough to get to play this adventure during the development stage. This is a fun 2 hour adventure with lots of opportunities to allow characters with different interests and abilities to shine. I really enjoyed all the candy themed creatures and locations it creates this beautiful immersive world for characters to explore.