Run Amazing Sessions — Even When You Forgot to Prep

I like the artwork and the detail you put in your work.
I like the content length the way it is, but please make more picture drawings of the characters.
My kids find the difficulty hard to adjust as they are more familiar with the Pathfinder style. But overall it’s not that difficult to adjust.
It’d be cool if there was a Pathfinder version. It is more "user friendly" for unexperienced players as my kids.
I really like the lore and characters.

Easy to drop into an existing campaign or to use as a one shot.
Content length is perfect. Useful for multiple game sessions or as a one shot.
The difficulty level depends on who I'm running the adventure for, and it's easily adjustable.
Liking the lore so far. Well thought out.
I like that the content is bite sized. Gives time to read and reread to lay out a session.

Great and original work!
Difficulty level is adequate, with a little adjustment for my party

Alot of fun and easy to follow.
Content length is perfect.

I personally love the free or paid format, that gives a lot of people better opportunities at obtaining materials.
All the content is very clear and readable.

It's modular enough to drop in on most games. Clear to read.
More content in the blueprint would be good.
Easy to read and run. Good challenge for the players.
Need bigger maps.
It's a nitpick but streamline the stat blocks just a little more.

I think adventures might be slightly more complete to have some solid material to get a session or two as a one shot. I truly trust your ideas as I think it's a great effort to be free and they're a great starting point to develope my own stuff, but I think some of them have some lack of ensemble. Anyway, I think it would also be great to have more variety of material and get some context exclusively about monsters, enemies, articles, cities... as specialized "volumes".

As a Spanish DM I'd love to have the whole material in my own language to make everything easier and play faster with my party, but, hey... I'm your man if you're willing to translate it, hahaha.

I miss some more information about hooks and backgrounds in some of the adventures that I think they might be more playful, but I'm pretty happy with it.

They're pretty fair to play. Some might seem over or underpowered, but I think it's more something about the different ways of playing in my party and it's nothing that can be saved by changing something along the session. It's not difficult to adjust, so keep doing your work like that.

New content regularly.
Easy to read and understand.
I love the variability and diversity.

I haven't been able to use them but they have a lot of info which is great. The longer and more detailed the better.

Direct, easy to follow guidelines and instructions, storytelling is intriguing but not overwhelming.
Shorten the Adventure Blueprint and strengthen by addressing more key plots that intangible with the game experience as a whole.
The content is easy for a Novice to pick to up but Medium all around the broad in execution

The content is original and the community is very helpful.
It's mostly clear when you're already familiar with 3rd party content, easily adjustable for a seasoned DM

Love the content

While I haven't had the chance to run any of the adventures I've gotten from here yet, reading through each one always gets me excited to run it soon.
I think the difficulty in the adventures is pretty good. They look like they'd provide a challenge without seeming too hard.
for me lore is a big part the adventure, even if the players never encounter it directly, it can help inform how I as the gm run encounters and describe the scenes. The adventures I've gotten from here have a great balance of lore for the length of the pdfs.
Only thing I would change is adding a open dyslexic font version of the pdfs.

I'm loving the fun adventures

Very nice approaches to a variety of several different situations and different kinds of players. I’d say the length is about right, and I’ve had no issues with clarity or readability.

Short and well written. Great for big campaigns or one-shots. Ideal for minimum prep with good gameplay. The content is short and to the point - well executed. The difficulty really depends on the group I'm playing with, but overall it's well balanced.

I love the content, the varying adventures and the sheer number of documents and information provided with each adventure. I like that they don't follow the exact same format because it's giving even more with each additional chunk. But you can also use pieces with homebrews and other content.

The content is very clear and understandable.
I love the amount of information included with each installment and really creates a cohesive adventure. Not too long. Not too short.

It does require some working knowledge of running adventures, encounters, and campaigns. Maybe a suggestion would be to offer a novice DM package - one with more directions on how to run an encounters and tips and tricks for success.

Adjusting encounters for my party's level is rather easy.

The weekly redeeming is very easy to follow. Just make sure you log in on time and download - i actually love how easy it is to claim.

I like how it’s the full adventure and how it comes in segment so we can get used to it

Readability is OK nothing out of the ordinary

Personally, I like all the aid and everything that comes with it

Very good, even if I would have prefered french langage.

The Adventure Blueprint is very good like that, perhaps more explainations of interactions between NPGs.

Level adjustability is quite easy.

the choice of fonts and colours is fine; sometimes it's hard to find the info you need but it's a matter of organisation rather than presentation
I feel they try to give too much info in too little space for the lore
the plot devices are generally very good

THANK YOU for the adventure you share with the community. Whichever their issues might be, yours is still the best free content modules I can think of!

I find the concept amazing and I enjoy using the modules as supplements for my how brew campaigns if I haven't planned any adventure prior, or couldn't come up with anything

The readability is not to bad it laid out fairly easily but as a ne GM I am still learning how to run pre written adventures effectively

The level difficulty adjustment is fairly easy I generally will use a sliding scale for Monster HP and DC damage if I find the players are breezing through the encounter

Entertaining role playing experience for a novice. A tiny campaign ready to play!

Requires good English and some experience with role-playing. The game rules are quite difficult to master. The campaign is well written and follow the instructions - from the rule books to the fantasy world.

The content is not meant for a lenghty campaign, but requires several hours of play with preparations. One or two sessions to cover the module.

The level of the party and suggested modifications are well explained to make the encounters more balanced.and gameplay more enjoyable.

The game system for battle with several modifiers requires a lot of math and Dice rolls it could be done in a simpler way.

I am starting to integrate some of your free stuff into my campaign as an added bonus
The content is definitely usable
I've gotten used to adjusting difficulty for the adventures

Your content is outstanding, GM friendly, and varied. It's allowing me to run a game for my kids when I would never have time to prepare one otherwise.
Content clarity is excellent!
The length far has been great. We're still just getting started with a regular game.
The difficulty is good, with multiple approaches considered.

The "weekly installments" give me something to look forward to, and keep me involved and interested in the month's adventure.

The content is easy to read and understand

The lore is impressive and worth working into any campaign

More, more, more. :)

I am enjoying reading the content provided on the Free Tier. While I may not directly use anything provided in my homebrew games, I am drawing inspiration from the contents, tweaking it more to suit my game, and then applying it in my homebrew games.

As I am getting used to it, the content is becoming easier to read and understand. When I originally started, I didn't quite understand what was being offered, or how to take advantage of it. Now, I do, and I am happy to devour any content provided.

The Adventure Blueprint is short, concise, easily adaptable. Broad strokes, without too much detail for the DM to feel railroaded into using it in a specific way.

Most of this is moderate difficulty, in terms of understanding it as a DM. As far as the material provided, I am able to adapt it to suit the needs of my homebrew D&D game, as needed, although usually with some tweaks to make it fit my campaign better.

I find the difficulty level mostly adjustable, within certain parameters. If I cannot adjust the difficulty, then I just take what I can from it, and twist it into something I feel is better suited for my home campaign.

It's a good inspiration for me.

I'd like to see more suspenseful investigations

I like the stories, they're interesting, fun, and diverse and everything's laid out very well.

The content is very clear, some of the information can be overwhelming at the start due to the amount, but once you get over that initial impression, it's fun.