A good adventure which adds a lot of detail tot he setting. It gives room for the DM to improvise and expand. My players and I enjoyed this. I recommend it.

I purchased both the POD and PDF - be forwarned that the POD copy is missing the maps of "The Lonesome Tankard (Inn)" and "Tessaril's Tower" that are supposed to be just inside the cover. I have let DMsguild Customer Service know about the issue and am now waiting for a response - I'll give an update when I have one.

Update: they fixed the problem, turned the POD back on and then turned it off again - anybody know why?

Ordered a PoD copy. For the price, there's not much to complain about, really. The text is only very slightly blurry, but it is readable and won't cause any eye strain unless your copy is different or you have eyesight issues. For some reason, my copy has some coloration issues on the cover, where it's much, much darker than the original; not really a big deal but it's hard to see some of the finer details of the cover art.

The module itself is surprisingly good, considering a lot of 2e published modules are rather "on-rails." It is an excellent way to open up an epic Forgotten Realms campaign. There are some locations mentioned that are not really fleshed out and that's something you'll have to do, or adjust for your campaign. It's kind of a no-frills, straightforward adventure that will give players a foothold in one of the Forgotten Realm's most important regions, from which they can propel themselves into Faerun at large. For the price I got it at, it's a no-brainer, really.

This is a very solid POD product and PDF. The text is quite sharp throughout, only slightly softer than a legitimate digital production, black levels are good. Everything looks solid and the maps are easily readable, only real downside is the bleed of the fake textured background being white due to the production method, that's as to be expected and doesn't affect the product in any real way. One of the better POD's out there.