There is nothing good, or of value in this. Even for free, it's a rip off of your time. Please, don't waste your life with this. Poorly written, unworkable ideas, useless stuff. In a game where you fight dragons, demons and more, who wants to waste time figuring out how much it costs to cart turnips? With amazing headlines like, "Real Medieval Stuff!" Oh yeah, stuff, just what I wanted, and from the Medieval period!

And the section on 100 ideas, heres # 46, The Ku – Kobolt and Gobelin. Is that meant to be Kobold and Goblin? So what exactly is the idea? Or idea 54. Cabidos – Capital of the Kingdom of Luskwalde. It is here in the Imperial Barrow, above the Seaward Stairs. That's not an idea, it's directions. Oh wait, I missed part because the text is so poorly laid out. that the first Barbarian King of Luskwalde established his Citadel. That sounds more like a History lesson then an idea. Yes, and? Nothing, it's just where the Barbarian King of Luskwalde made his Citadel. Anything worth seeing? I dunno. Was it a bloody tale of how it happened? Don't think so, he sort of just said, "Right build a Citadel here."

I mean come on. Provide more then just one poorly written sentence for an idea.

Two, count them two articles on rollplaying! Both by the same person! One right after the other! Have these people even looked at a magazine?

And I bet all the art is stolen. Oh wait I know it is.

Again, even for free, you are still being ripped off.

This is probably the worst thing ever put on this site. Instead of reading this, here are some other fun activities that wouldn't be so bad:

-Gouging out your eyes with a spoon -Peeing on an electric fence -Slicing off your own head

As an adventure designed to help beginners get their feet wet, this module has plenty of straightforward combat as well as many opportunities to explore roleplaying in a small town setting. By beginning with classic combat and culminating with an extensive skill challenge this module is flexible enough that any DM could tailor it with minor tweaks. The hooks are engaging and the town is well detailed. The plot, while classic, advances smoothly into the final skill challenge that allows the PC's to determine the future development of the entire town of Los Arch. My only caveat is that the dungeon map is not designed with 4e combat in mind and any DM using it should recreate the dungeon on a map more suitable to 4e design.

This adventure contains some good adventure hooks, a fine story and good descriptive writing. The combat encounters are somewhat lacking, several won't challenge even beginners and at least one needs serious reworking. The adventure is however heavy on skills and skill challenges and those are quite well executed. So if you are looking for something with an immersive description of the setting, a reasonable plot and don't mind reworking the combat encounters from scratch, this might be right for you.

Product Description says: "This module includes detailed battle maps and unique extensive encounters."

When you purchase you receive this note: "If you are interested in purchasing a printed copy email --- . Printed copies include full size battle mats."

The PDF does not contain battle maps ,as stated in the description. I did not purchase the PDF so that I could purchase the printed copy.

Seems like a decent low level 4E adventure, but I do not appreciate the inaccurate product description.