This dungeon run, playable in one to two sessions, is immense fun. It strikes an excellent balance between the three pillars of play, and for an "exploration" player like me, it scratches that itch very well. The dungeon is written to be challenging, but not in an unfair way. Players will find themselves taking risks, choosing danger over safety in hopes to claim a needed treasure, defeat a foe, or confirm a mysterious, critical rumor.

DMs who run this game have options to pull back some on its difficulty, to find that right balance for their group. The adventure stays immersive within its evocative themes, and your players will find it exciting, tense in a good way, and an adventure run they will talk about for years to come!

This is a really cool map that has everything you need to create an awesome dungeon. There are lots of hidy holes for loot, traps and spots for bad guys to hide. Being able to select the layers in the PDF is a nice touch!

A ready to populate crypt. It's big enough to hold quite a lot of undead but small enough to be tackled in 1 or 2 sessions. Only one change: I plan to change several of the door to secret doors to slow the party down a little and frustrate them.

Not sure what makes it "somewhat generic". It's a perfect drop in, on the fly map.

You get a decent-looking but somewhat generic old-school dungeon map. Can't complain, it's free! I especially like the layering feature and wish that it would show up in more products.