Dungeons & Dragons The Wild Beyond The Witchlight: A Feywild Adventure Book

I bought myself this for my birthday. I looked through the pages and omg!! Everything panders to my love of true whimsical fantasy. After I’m done with Strahd, I can’t wait to run this. The story I definitely you feel like you could slow burn but always have something unique each session. So many quirks and more that can definitely be explored! There are so many new characters who all have their own art and everything! So exciting. Quality module!

This adventure is fantastic. Not only does it present an amazingly whimsical Feywild realm for inspiration on homebrew adventures that take place there, the adventure itself is delightful and fun and wacky. And like the description says, you can get through the entire adventure without ever getting into combat, if you're cunning enough. This makes it an ideal adventure for younger players or elderly players unfamiliar with D&D.There are two ways to run this adventure with players: one where the player characters lost something from fairies as children, and a more classic quest given by an archfey warlock. There are also two new backgrounds, two new races, some super interesting magic items, and a swath of fantastical fey trinkets.There are some fun new fey creatures, and the adventure itself utilizes almost all the fey creatures in other books like Volo's Guide to Monsters, except for Eladrin and meelocks, for some reason. But everything else just fits so well, each area of the Feywild domain is distinct and fun and colorful, and the carnival at the beginning of the adventure is super interesting and fun inspiration for how a carnival could work in a magical world like D&D.Even if you don't run the adventure, this is bound to be a great source of inspiration for running adventures in the Feywild.

Recipient was pleased with this book!

To honest I only bought this to make a fairy character and not the story aspect,but after reading through it, it is definitely an interesting story and might take some inspiration from this.

I've recently taken over as DM for our table (it's my first time DM'ing) and I bought this campaign setting because it fit well with the opening session that I had in mind. You can work this campaign setting into virtually any situation, and the book even gives you two separate quest hooks to get everyone interested in visiting The WitchLight Carnival. It made a beginner DM like me feel more confident about leading adventures for my D&D table. It came with a full-size map of the Carnival in the back of the book, as well as listings for new character classes, backgrounds, and wonderous fey-themed items that the party can win or discover throughout the Carnival. I highly recommend this if you're looking for a whimsical, fun setting to let your group explore and unwind in.

Just started reading it and noticed there aren't many maps. Granted I've only gone through the first chapter and with the descriptions I can make my own maps. If this changes might give it 5 stars depending on the content.

I've been running this adventure for about seven months, and while I've deviated from the material a lot (we are running Rise of Tiamat after this) the adventure presented here is flavorful and whimsical. Improvising in this setting allows for even your wildest ideas to make sense. The only thing truly strange in Prismeer is normalcy.If you're planning on transitioning into higher-level adventures, I might suggest deviating from the milestone system and scaling up the monster stats. There are not many adventures that organically follow the conclusion to this one, so I've been including homebrew breadcrumbs for my players to follow, which has lengthened the time between levels beyond what the book suggests. By the time my players are done with Witchlight, they might be level 10-12.

Bought this adventure book and my DM ran it over a few months with my gaming group. We had a blast! If you like things that are fey or fey related in D&D, you should enjoy this adventure as it takes the characters into different parts of the Feywild and all the weirdness that is involved with such.

Gostei muito do livro, todos os personagens e antagonistas são muito ricos em historia e descrição. Tem muitos elementos incomuns, como personagens de raças animas, como coelho, plantas vivas, armaduras animadas, fadas , anões, etc. Claro que tudo isso leva a uma atmosfera mais infantil de conto de fadas. Pra quem gosta do gênero vai se fartar.

Terminamos la campaña y fue muy entretenido, una nueva forma de solucionar las cosas fuera del combate

The only concern may be that the content in this book is very difficult to use in other settings. (Such as witchlight hand background) I wouldn't recommend it as a sourcebook. As an adventure it's unique and lighthearted. The pictures and maps are very well done.

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*I want to make clear that I bought this product on sale*Hoo-boy! If you want a D&D adventure for an RP-heavy party, buy this book!Keeping spoiler-free, this book offers the best (in my opinion) roleplay opportunities of any adventure I have read! The setting is amazing and the opening Carnival is, without a doubt, the most fun I have ever had at the table.*Seriously, I could happily play a one-shot or an entire mini-campaign set solely in the Carnival!*I truly believe it would be possible for a good group to complete this entire adventure without killing a single creature - the roleplay set-up is just THAT GOOD!I can't recommend this adventure enough!