TL;DR: I higly recommend Wyrmwell Flame for DMs and players seeking a challenging and engaging adventure. Its unique approach to combat, creative puzzle(s), and dramatic conclusion make it a standout experience.

I ran this module for the first time recently, and I already have two more sessions of this planned for my AL server.

My players enjoyed this module, and I really enjoyed running this module. It's not your typical module where Tier 3 PCs can just walk all over whatever monsters you throw at them. The encounters become more and more challenging as the module progresses, and it wasn't completely all about which PC could hit the monsters the most or the hardest which I greatly appreciate. It was a module that required the players to think creatively and to use teamwork and their wits against the interesting mechanics and monsters presented throughout.

The final encounter was super neat as it required thinking outside the box, and during my first run of this, the PCs came up with an epic solution to the puzzle without having to fight the BBEG. The final battle could devolve into who can hit the hardest/the most, and there is a very real threat of a TPK adding tension and excitement! It pays true homage to one of the biggest, badest BBEGs in the history of Faerun there ever was.

Several beautiful, high-quality maps are included in the module that are easily incorporated into a VTT.

As an added bonus, the author kindly reached out to me after the session to see how it went. Haven't had that happen before. (Thank you, Luis!)

This module took us five hours after skipping one encounter based on the player's creative use of their abilities. It could easily go six plus hours if you do everything as written.

If you'd like a fun module in your repertoire, I highly recommend Wyrmwell Flame!

~Meg

TL;DR: This is a fun module with several throwbacks to the gameshows of yesterday and today! When a module starts out with a quote from Weird Al, you know it's gotta be good.

Straight talk: I didn't know about this series until I was asked to run this module by a friend. OMG! I/my players have been missing out!!

This module contains mini games from everything from the gameshow you have to answer in a form of a question to shows that combine physical challenges with treasure hunt themes. This module is heavy RP, filled with trivia about D&D (in character and out of character knowledge is helpful) and skill checks that ends with a bit of combat. How refreshing for a T3 module!

I completely geeked out on making my VTT lobby!

My only two complaints about this module: 1.) Why haven't I heard about this series before, and 2.) I got "WHERE IN THE WORLD IS CARMILLE SANTIAGO IN MY HEAD"

I would recommend that you have your players run the NPCs as it is a lot for the DM to do everything plus running NPCs that are your PC's team(s). I made a bunch of handouts for the NPCs for ease of use for the players.

If you're looking for a different type of module that will test your PC's skills and knowledge (in character and out of character), this module is for you!

Fantastic module! Love the love and positivity (and getting to punch fascists in their filthy mouths)! My players loved the LGBTQIA+ flavor added on the magic items' descriptions!

The module and maps are beautiful, though it would be nice to have a printer friendly version.

Well done, Connor! Thank you for taking that bad experience you suffered to turn it into a positive adventure we queers (and allies) can enjoy!

I appreciate the RP module after all the overwhelming battle modules...

BUT the Smitten Sage section was off-putting to say the least. Why is this a thing in this day and age? When there is a section in the mod that says "Don't Be Creepy" maybe you should rethink including this section. It is unneccassary and was certainly creepy despite the DM's best efforts. I used the safety tools for the first time ever.

A professor who is trying to date a student? No thanks.

When I DM this, despite it being AL, I am highly considering leaving this bit out or changing it excessively.

A great intro into Eberron and the Oracle of War. Loved the Depot encounter! My only gripe is that some of the things that are brifely touched upon about the lore of Eberron aren't readily spelled out and were not the easiest things to find in the book. (p. 14 bottom paragraph in the left-hand column) My players asked me about details, fortuantely, they failed all their religion rolls so I didn't have to explain. Great adventure! Highly recommend.

I used this module for my players who had a bag of beans with a pyramid in it. It worked great! Only had to change a few minor things around to make it fit in my world. I like the different versions of the monsters, and they kept my players guessing. It was quite difficult for my level 15 party, but mistakes were made on their part. Would love to see some more maps, but I tell that to everyone. Thank you!

OMG! This has made my job as a DM so much easier! Instead of spending hours building NPCs, I can look up what I need in this useful supplement. And the class/race information in the back is also very useful. If you ever make a second supplement like this, I'd buy it in an instant. Thanks!

I had played in this adventure online. I thought it would be fun to run myself. After reading the entire adventure, I was suprised to see so much unconsentual sex. The DM who I played this game with left out that aspect, and I will be leaving that aspect out. It seems like it was just thrown in for the horror factor, and that's not ok. Which is too bad because it's otherwise very interesting, scary, and I loved the adaption of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.

Ran this adventure for a party of 5 level 13 PCs. The party managed to go in the front door and go almost directly into the boss chamber without much fuss, exploration, or learning about the story. The end boss was super fun to run, and one of my PCs was disintegrated (may he Rest in Pieces). Would have appreciated maybe a little more "required exploration" before they were able to get to the BBEG and a player-safe map. Regardless, we all had fun. Took us under three hours to get to what little we did, but that's the way the dice roll. Thanks for the adventure!

Super fun module. Ran it as a "one-shot" for six level 3 PCs with slightly adjusted encounters.
The prop suggestions were super fun. I added a kazoo because why not? Worked out well for both my veteran players and my new players. Took us three four hour sessions to complete, so a bit longer than suggested. (Probably because we had a lot of backstory stuff for a one-shot and a couple brand new players.) If you want silly, this is your game.