Well written, easy to run with very little prep time. Highly recommended. Perect for all ages. Great role play opportunities and fun battles.

Fun! Easily pace adjusted and can fit anywhere. A great adventure to throw at new and old players alike. I've found out that it usually takes two sessions to finish it, but it doesn't matter. Only thing that I would say is missing is some alternatives for the monsters, since it uses some of the more obvious ones, but with a little prep, you can change that or adjust them. It's not even an incovinience, just a thought. It's pretty straightforward and it throws the players out of their trails everytime.

A great little one-shot; I re-flavored the sheep as a rabbit for Easter and my table loved it! A lot of fun to be had here, definitely recommend.

extremely fun, straightforward and easy to run! I ran it in 2 short sessions (so probably 4-6 hours total) and we all loved it :)

Great adventure. I ran through it in around 2.5 hours with a relatively new group but had to cut out the twist at the end. Would recommend at least 3rd level characters as we played it with 3 level 2 PCs and I had to make the fights easier on the fly.

Got it to DM for some of my friends who never tried D&D and we had a blast!

Once I figure out how to pay after I got it for free I will definitelly throw some money your way

Nice idea which I think can be changed somewhat to fit as a funny side quest.

This was a fun, funny game that was perfect for a three hour session. My players loved the light-hearted ridiculousness of it. The PDF is well laid out, with clear instructions and yet plenty of room to be creative. This was my first Winghorn adventure, but I quickly bought a few more.

I used this as my first game as a GM and it's great! Straightforward, interesting, and perfect for a new GM. I highly recommend this adventure. tysvm!

This is an awesome adventure for new or experienced players. The story is engaging, the puzzles are great, and the climax of the adventure had all of my players captivated. What was supposed to be a 3 hour session turned into a bit over 5 because no one wanted to leave the story hanging. I had one player in a relatively new group that I convinced to play through this adventure and that session was the reason that he decided to keep playing D&D. 5 stars, easy.

Great little adventure. My group are all second level or higher and the puzzles were relatively difficult. They loved the sheep character. Overall a really good adventure that is definitely easy to modify more challenging or less so depending on your groups needs.

This was a fun introduction to play for a new group. I reccomend it.

This was a fun adventure to run as a new DM. This gave the players more of an adventure than just a dungon crawl! I enjoyed that there were stat blocks built into the module and maps. Very easy to use and to run.

I tested this out with my game with my little sister before using to introduce my friends to DND. It was a hit! 3/4 of the friends I was playing with had never played before, and 2 of those had only so-so interest, but they had fun and everyone wanted to play again - success! I did do the conversion to level one by Matthew Perkins for my friends, and the at-level version for my sister, and both were a success. Overall, this is a fun, low-stakes, and short adventure, and I think it'll be my go-to adventure for introducing folks to DND.

Is it somewhat simplistic? Yes. Is it creative? Yes. Does it create a whole lot of fun RP for your group? Yes. This is a very unique encounter. An inventive group that likes to RP will have a blast with it. The purpose is clear, the characterizations are well explained, and the encounters can be more than just "Kill!". It is short and perfect for a lighthearted side quest.