This adventure combines my favorite class and favorite monster in D&D, and I highly recommend it. It allows DMs to cover creatures and lore that isn’t covered in most hardcovers and modules. If you want to teach your players about Astral travelers and brain eaters, then this is a good adventure for you.

This is a good balanced adventure that provides a lot of role playing and world building interspaced with traps and combat. It easily creates a story that players can get caught up in regardless of character type while playing to the various roles of most parties. This is easily one of my favorite modules on the site.

This adventure embraces the chaos of a city under siege and reminisces on themes provided for lower levels in the Hoard of the Dragon Queen Hardcover. It is good to run for parties who enjoy combat while still providing some roleplay experiences.

This module provides a dungeon crawl relief for "murder hobo" parties. It makes the players think about their surroundings and utilize more of their utility items and spells. The detriment to it would be the reliance of the story provided to the epic adventure, which is only playable at conventions. So it leaves loose ends if you are playing in a small group unless you modify the story.