The Wild Beyond The Witchlight: Dungeons and Dragons Story Explained 

I'm currently prepping this for my group and I love your succinct and detailed descriptions of the chapters. Helps me see the big picture, thanks.

I really love the lore and better descriptions of how to play the fey creatures. Thank you

Invaluable. I’m running it now and I’ve been getting lost.

I am currently running this campaign. One of my players happened to choose to be a warlock of the archfey subclass. And I tied their patron as Zybilna and that Rodolf is the one who helped her with her magic in her youth and even helped her with getting her warlock pact. And an other one of my players, they are currently a kobald paladin but one of the hags transformed them along with taking their lost thing. If they are able to defeat her, then he'll be getting his true form back along with his lost thing.

I loved this! We are about to start this campaign and just wanted a quick read thru this really helped!

This was a very enjoyable summary.

Trying to figure out which module to run next for my group, when I came across your channel. Ive watched 4 videos so far. Theyre all well put together and the visuals are awesome. You've been a huge help!

That was one of the best, most helpful videos on getting a first overview over the feywild! Thanks for that

Thanks a narrated video of this has helped me work out a few changes so this would work for my group . A no combat adventure would not be appreciated but lots of role playing is . One or two changes can add an element of dread for the witches . I think this is needed as a counterpoint to the light hearted stuff

Man i am so here for the sheer concentrated whimsy. Any other adventures like this?

I'm considering running this for a new group (an option I'll have them vote on)! The book is a fun read but a little overwhelming in detail!

Sounds fun. There are a lot of role playing opportunities and fighting is bound to happen

Thank you for this since my dnd group broke up half way through this campaign so I never got to finish it

I'm loving the video, it's very helpful. Next time, you could consider reading over the name pronunciations in the introduction of the book though!

I legit just said today! “Dang, no wild beyond witch light yet”

Yeah i finished seeing all you videos, Great job Buddy ^^ !!! hope to see more : ) !!! and thank you.

This was so helpful, thank you! In the future, consider actually crediting the artists though. "Credit to the artist" does not actually give any credit to those artists as it doesn't direct people to them.

Kelek? as in from the dungeons and dragons cartoon? still collecting unicorn horns??! lol who's next venger?

Well done, but one note: you really should turn the background music down, so that it is actually in the background, and not competing with the dialogue for prominence. Numerous times it was quite distracting. Honestly, with your good pacing, you don't really need the music; without it, you will have complete attention.

nice video but your back ground music is too loud.

I'm gonna run this with some "80s modifications". Gonna add in some references from some of my fav films. Labyrinth, Excalibur, Krull, Conan, etc. My players are so ready!

I'd have loved this more if my DM hadn't all of a sudden begun hating the campaign and who Zybilna is and started changing the info of characters who had been hurt by the hags to say it was Zybilna who did it (after we'd already been told it was the hags) and wanted us to hate her.

This looks like a something my cousin would like

I just finished binging all your videos and I can't wait for more. What do you think you'll do next?

Great video. Just curious, are there any encounters that you would definitely solve via combat? Running it with zero combat seems anticlimactic to me.

I struggle hearing the pronunciation of skabatha (scab-a-tha) as "sca-barth-a". It broke my brain. No no no. Just no. Lol

This is amazing for a GM - what a tremendous effort you put forth to tie it all together. Thank you!! (If I may suggest - consider a walkthrough of Crown of the Oathbreaker.... 😉)

Love the fairy tale feel and the artwork is beautiful!

that's such a helpfull video! great job man, the only thing i suggest is lowering the music volume a little bit, it can get very annoying at times

Thank you so much this was incredibly helpful for my first time trying to run an adventure module

Can you do Chains of Asmodeus?

Everyone was just way too willing to help. I'm from the ear of 2nd edition and a goblin would not give up a key that easily.

This is great!

I really enjoyed listening to this. I doubt I’ll ever have the time to play DND so being able to listen was awesome.

Really needed this save me some prep time 🙏🏻💛

Great video