I have a print copy of the original and backed for a print & pdf copy of this book. This book is wonderful not just for the prospepective game master, but also for the rpg soloist. Filled with advice and more random tables than you can shake a stick at, it really helps when your creativity needs a bit of a kickstart or, for soloists, filling in the blanks. I truly think this is one book every GM/Soloist should own, I don't think you can go wrong here and very much worth every cent. I can't wait to get my hands on the print copy.

This book really helps me to escape when I'm stuck creatively. I already have the first version in hardback and the revised version was an insta-back.

Sometimes the hardest part of creating an adventure is getting started. It can be intimidating to forge new paths and this book helps get those free-association neurons firing. Not only will this tool give you eye opening twists and turns to your stories, but will keep your players constantly wondering what happens next. I love the way it collaborates with the GM to raise their game and narrative. I also run non-DND campaigns like Mothership and Blades in the Dark and use this to add texture to those games too by converting the spirit of this book to whatever environment we're in. Love it.

I have had the previous versions of the TOAD (Tome of Advenute Design) from Frog God Games, but this is Matt Finch's Mythmere's revised version. It is both expanded and updated. It has 514 pages all told and what makes this version really different is along the sides of the pages are a column with thematic words to get the old creative juices jump started. The first chapter is all about starting, then chapter two is about Monsters, chapter 3 is about dungeon design and chapter 4 is about non-dunegon adventure design. Each chapter covers a lot of information. Very well done and I am happy with this latest revision.