Historically researched, includes actual menus for your own purposes (when you have a party that wants to TRY the food you describe), inventive... Fantasy Inn and Cuisine Generator can come up with some pretty entertaining Inn ideas, allowing you to add real variety to each place the party holes up in for a night. Maybe one inn will have but a single room available due to a Lord's visit? Maybe the next is nearly dead, but is putting on a bardic contest? Each inn will be a litter different each time, really making them feel like places people come to stay and live in, rather than an over-night save-point.

The menus are all large and creative, and frankly reading them makes the stomach excited. The party can tuck into all manner of fine foods that are period accurate, regardless of setting and culture, and the huge variety means you'll undoubtedly find exactly what suits each member; heavy protein foods for the warrior, rich tasting foods for the thief, or spiced and exotic foods for the mage? You can be sure it'll all be here, suiting each player.

Now if you'll pardon me, I'm going to see about making some of those custard tarts...

An extremely inventive and helpful booklet for ideas and inspiration when a DM wants more than just gold to be part of the loot, MMMTG will add that extra spice to treasure discovered by your players, and provides some interesting potential MacGuffin ideas. From tiny statues to relics and portraits, all that glimmers may not be gold, but you needn't mind when you uncover some trinket that may as like become part of your character's personal flavour items, as may be sold.