My party thoroughly enjoyed Into the Belly of the Beast! The enemies were engaging, and the mysterious and menacing aura of the swamp kept the party on their toes! They nearly died a number of times but that was their fault.

Also they loved Gooches and tried to kidnap him by rolling him down a hill.

Rated 5 kidnapped giant toads / 5

This is a wonderful hidden gem! I ran it for my students and they had a blast! They all cringed at the toenail in the stew! What a great piece of flavor! This adventure finds a great balance of the pillars of adventuring. Well done!

I heard an interview Jeff did talking about his adventures and he mentioned that Into The Belly of the Beast hadn't sold that well yet. I was incredulous because I had already bought it. It's an interesting setting, unique on the guild. This is a truly one of a kind adventure. great work.

This is a brilliant module in an interesting setting. It provides the right mix of exploration and investigation, balanced combat and fun social interactions. There's also some nice artwork, a clear layout and some extra content thrown into the mix. With some extra work by the DM, it can be a pretty fun adventure.

Finally! Swamp based settings are so much fun, but you hardly ever see them. This adventure is a LOT of fun, and it's so nice to see something happen outside of a dungeon for once! I highly recommend this adventure for anyone who enjoys something more than just more of the same!

A very good swamp adventure. It will show the players that combat isn't always the solution to their problems. Full review here.

Into the Belly of the Beast is a classic treasure hunt gone awry. PC's begin the adventure armed with a treasure map leading them into a fell swamp, and yes, X indeed marks the spot. Along the way they'll meet several dark and humorous NPCs with motivations all their own.

I really enjoyed the many NPCs presented within. Each is a distinctly vivid character offering ample role playing opportunity. Competing societies within the swamp stand between the adventurers and their goals, and to advance their cause the party will likely get drawn into resolving the conflicts of the local swamp residents. The beauty of the setup is that it allows for any number of potential resolutions, all dependent on the styles of the party. Clever role players may find peaceful resolutions to all issues, while hack n slasher's can murder hobo their way through the lot if so desired.

Though the treasure map the PCs possess may appear linear, the adventure is most definitely not a railroad. There are ample decision points within Belly, lending an openness not often duplicated in short, one or two session adventures. Its likely that no two runs through this adventure would be alike.

As with all of Jeff's adventures, the adventure is well written, with vivid descriptions of locations and characters. The layout, provided by Benoit de Bernardy, is beautiful. Daniel F Walthall's art offers an old school charm, and the maps by Elven Tower Cartography complete a beautiful, professional production.

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This is awesome work!!! Players are going to have SOOOO much fun in this one.

What makes it extra special? All the colour maps within the adventure comes with the PRINT FRIENDLY B&W versions at the end of the module. EXCELLENT!!!

Another great piece of writing from one of the guilds leading writers!!!