And the room challenges. Definitely my weakest and underdeveloped skills is traditional "puzzles" so I really enjoyed making various challenges that fit the overarching vibe of the adventure.

A cohesive set of monsters, mainly constructs and devils, which fit to the story and theming of the adventure. One of the few non-constructs is Perry the spectator who is one of my favorite NPCs.

The 5-level dungeon I fit into the footprint of a townhouse within the tight streets of Baldur's Gate. This was one of the most challenging aspects to wrangle with and went through a few playtesting iterations to get right, but I'm glad I stuck with it. Here's one of the upper floors:

I also cleaned up and updated the PDF version of my first adventure Trouble in Waterlily, which is on my site (also still available as a web version and in markdown)

sidequesters.club/adventures/t...

Last years list btw bsky.app/profile/kenn...

I have been using it with all my D&D games (in person or online) for about 2 years since I started working on it. And its totally free to use if you don't need the cloud syncing functionality!

Here's a getting started video: youtu.be/qRrdCpUjyyw

Yep!

Swapped to the Analogue Pocket, trying it out. This is my son Wartortle