This was my first Goodman Games module I bought and it was for my first D&D campaign I've ever run. I thought it was excellent, for what it was designed to be: A "dungeon hack" with traps and a number of different enemies to hack up. I've been a player for 15 years and as far as a good hack n slash module goes, this one is very good.

Good module. Keeps the PC's guessing as to when they are actually going to get some GP's for the slashin they have to do. Couple of puzzles, bunch o traps, little bit of RP'ing (Well, dice rolling and a tiny amount of Roleplaying chuckles). Ultimately though, the end seems slightly unsatisfying. I would have to say that overall it was a decent module.

Definately well worth it for the money. I have always enjoyed coming up with non-magical but interesting items to give to my PC's for their hard work. This book (and it's sister) was a very clear read, well written, chock full of good ideas.

Definately enough new original ideas to make it a good buy to pick up with 101 Mundane Treasures. I found that both books were very well done and definately worth the price.