Wizards Releases Free Pudding Faire Module, Download Available Through May

On December 30, 2025, Wizards of the Coast made the 24 page module Pudding Faire available as a free Stay at Home Play at Home download through Dungeon Masters Guild, with the free access running through May 16th. The scenario was published as part of the DMs Guild Adepts series, and it is aimed at new or returning tables that need a small, self contained adventure suitable for a single session play.

Pudding Faire is written for characters levels 1 to 4 and is expected to take about 3 to 4 hours to complete, which positions it as a solid starter adventure for new players or a compact one shot for veteran groups. The plot sends player characters into a repeating day curse that centers on halfling and gnome lore, and the objective is to break the loop and escape the cycle. The module also hooks into material related to Mordenkainen’s Tome of Foes, giving Dungeon Masters a ready made connection to established lore when they want to tie events into a larger campaign.

For practical use, download the PDF from Dungeon Masters Guild before the May 16th deadline. The module’s short length and clear level range make it easy to slot into an existing campaign session as an interlude, or to run as a standalone evening adventure. Prepare for roughly one session of play time, and expect the repeating day mechanic to reward investigative play and creative problem solving rather than extended combat. The halfling and gnome focus offers a chance to highlight cultural flavor and role playing opportunities, which can help players new to the game engage with setting material.

Community impact is immediate for groups needing free official content for the winter and spring months. The Adepts series placement signals a continued pathway for small scale releases that support table needs between larger book launches. Verify the download on Dungeon Masters Guild to secure a copy while the free access is active. For DMs who want to expand the scenario, Pudding Faire can be threaded into longer campaigns that already draw on Mordenkainen lore, or it can stand alone as a compact, lore rich session ideal for conventions, pickup tables, or family game nights.