I got a chance to play this at Mythcon in Montreal. Very fun adventure with 2 of the best Season 8 bonus objectives I've seen yet (our DM worked them in so smoothly I didn't even know). This is a great module to see a number of aspects of Eberron, strong social interactions, investigative exploration, and one fantastic possible chase.

Only reason I'm not giving it 5/5 is that the maps need to be updated with slightly higher res-copies. If they get updated — I'd go 5/5.

Bravo Bill.

Excellent adventure. One of the best AL modules I've run.

My only critique would be to include a few more story drivers to sway the PC's away from simpling heading to the Keep right away. I was able to figure it out on the fly — but it did seem like a obvious thing for them to do.

These are excellent if you have completely new players in your game. Watch out some of the encounters (especially #5) as they can easily take out low level PC's.

Great short adventure I was able to work into my current homebrew campaign. I had to scale it up / change some of the items to match our story, but the foundation William has created is great! The players really enjoyed it.

We autcually played it before buying it here — simply came back to support the author.

Here's a shot of the party 2nd time through in Room 3 (Dark Mantles became a Roper). https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1626/25458773870_d2389d3923_k.jpg

Highly recommended.

Great stuff — Used both the gnoll's in my last game as mini-BBEG's! Very helpful as I needed something a bit more powerful/thematic than the MM provides.

Ran it with a group of 4 level 6 PC's. Very fun and scaled up very well.

We did some creative work using the maps — thought this might inspire others to give this adventure a try: http://imgur.com/a/InMr5

Loved this. Lots of D&D nostalgia, great mechanics, and plenty of laughs.

Ran it for a party of 4 level 5 PC's as an all-day holiday D&D game. (scaled/edited it a bit to make it a little less deadly and account for level 5!)