WYSIWYG, not great but not terrible. Fine if you just need to give a name to a group of weirdos on the fly, but most of the names and most of the cult rationales were meh.

A great source of realistic castles (as these castles are real world castles), for the five-er I slipped for the image search. 10/10 would 5 again!

This is a really cute, quirky little adventure. While I reflavoured it somewhat for my own setting (as the over the top zaniness doesn't ring true to my setting), it has all of the elements of a really fun adventure: challenging combats, an element of problem solving, and a fun setting.

I enjoyed this so much that I backed their recent Kickstarter project to further expand on the character and their mishaps.

I had fun with the family using the codex as a skin on top of a pre-existing game written for 5e. It was easy to use the codex to change a serious adult content game to a fun family friendly game but still not overdo the ridiculousness. I am delighted with the look of the hard cover books.

Haven't had a chance to use this in play yet, but my quick skim through the book makes it look pretty good! Really looking forward to actually using some of the stuff in this.

Haven't had a chance to use it yet, but I've skimmed through and it looks great! My only criticism is that the print version has text that's just a bit small for my liking. I'm really looking forward to using this in my games!

This is a fun little adventure. I believe the premise and original quest are cleverly designed, and would make for a good one-off session.

If I can give some constructive criticism to the adventure, it would be:

• Missing maps for more levels of the inn. Granted, these are easy to improvise, but it would have been a nice touch for completeness sake (cellar, second level, etc).
• The table with "Hazards" is quite nice, but would benefit from some more writeup. The trapped guest makes a nice touch, to have a non-combat encounter. Who is it? Add more check ideas (e.g. Persuasion to calm the guest down, or have them hand a useful potion to the party (of hill giant strength, makes grappling checks for capturing the spiders easier?)).
• The rarity ranking of the "Phase Belt" is probably completely off, since it's a 1/day item, with a huge drawback; seems weaker than rare to me.
• There is no indication as to what a "swarm of bees" is. I assume a "swarm of insects" from the basic rules, but with a flying speed?

All in all, and given that it is FREE I would encourage everyone to get this whilst they can, and have run with this adventure.

I regularly follow Terry Herc to see what kind of adventures and items he comes up with next. I found this Humbert Drumsley Adventure to be pretty funny to play through, my players had some good laughs and the battle/puzzle of grabbing the spiders and throwing down the ward stones was tricky at times. Everyone found the challenge enjoyable and I look forward to seeing more from Humbert Drumsley.

An excellent little between session adventure! I can see having a lot of fun with the Humbert Drumsley character.