I love this adventure! I'd give it 6 stars if I could. The intensity of having the guards on the player's tail, having to plan and watch every move they make is exhilirating even for me as a DM. The different branches and paths the players can choose from makes this adventure especially interesting and fun to roleplay. On top of all of that there is a healthy mix of non-combat skill checks that force the players to think outside the box, which is something I thoroughly encourage everyone to do.

This adventure was fun from the get-go. I allowed my players to explore around the city gathering information where they could and introduced some interesting NPCs to convey the intel. Once they got on the road, though it started to get a little too linear for my taste. At times I felt the need to direct the players to the rest of the adventure and that is not something I particularly enjoy doing. In the end it was fun to surprise the players with an unexpected turn of events when they thought they had defeated the boss.

I very much enjoyed the uniqueness of this adventure, with the players having to deal with environments and creatures they don't see every day. The crossover between cults made for a very interesting dynamic to roleplay as a DM and an even more interesting dynamic to introduce the players to.

A fun little adventure I ran for Thanksgiving (due to the feast theme). The players loved it and I loved that there were multiple aproaches to the encounters that allowed for the freedom of player choice.

Interesting setting, fun NPCs, and multiple options for players to interact with the environment. One drawback was the sheer amount of combat taking up so much time, making it difficult to get through the adventure in a timely manner. All-in-all a great purchase.

Good balance of combat and non-combat encounters. My players had a great time exploring and there were even some head-scratching moments that make for a great experience.