I have just finished reading the first two scenarios and I am currently playing through the first one: Ladybug. The second one is intriguing and perfect for a one shot adventure, no character creation required. Ladybug itself is a masterpiece. The inclusion of a realistic mock website that seems like a real one is incredibly captivating and creates a sense of immersion that blurs the line between reality and fiction. Thanks to your amazing work, I've got my players hooked on this adventure as if it were a thrilling detective movie. While there's always room for minor adjustments and improvements, I truly wish this level of support material was the norm for adventure modules. Ladybug alone is worth the price of the book!

Very elegant and intuitive system that could be easily adapted to any solo RPG. It could also be used as a solid world building and improvisational tool. Well done!

I am not easy to excite but if I could only have one fantasy adventure to play, it would be this one. In 500 pages of brilliant and innovative ideas (and I was introduced to RPGs in 1986) you also have a Jing philosophy for a Metadungeon, i.e. the book shows you how to manage a credible Megadungeon and add a story-consistent reason to let your PCs go for a Dungeon Crawl at will (Jing's will) without having to change your present campaign. The Grande Temple can be used as a set of independent dungeons that are suitable for beginners and experienced players as well. Five stars for innovation and versatility from an OSR fan.