Great short starter adventure. Just enough to let the DM fill in the gaps of what is exactly in town and where that town is, fits in almost anywhere. The adventure did well in getting our new party to come together without having to spend a whole session on outlining how they all met. The hook at the end was good to let me introduce other elements too.

I loved this short ghost/lycanthrope adventure. The NPCs were useful and fleshed out so one reading was enough to make me feel ready to run it. It was a great one shot for a travelling party to introduce them to the cloying mists of Ravenloft.

It could use a tad bit of proof reading / editing but that's more of a technical thing, creatively it was great.

I used this to great effect in planning out our current Tomb of Annihilation Campaign to flesh out the jungle and the PCs' trip to find Omu. Nicely laid out and easy to put into use.

I picked this up just to see if it had something that might be useful. Turned out that there were several very useful items and many that just add to a roleplay session. I was pleased I picked this one up.

A Prime location in our new Mulhorand campaign, thanx a million.... Only wish it was more expansive, of course the hook is there for exploring the pyramids.

Great to see a more good aligned warlock aspect. Will be offering it in our new Mulhorand campaign, if noone makes a PC then I think I will bring one as a NPC. Would love to see this included in any book that WotC puts out.

What can I say? I loved this when ie came out back in the day and this copy brought back good memories.

Up til now I have been using Hargrave's tables, percentile dice. This is more streamlined and covers most of the more obvious mishaps, though there is something to be said for the detail of the old percentile tables.

Was glad to see one of the areas mentioned in the Tomb of Annhilation book get some detail. Helpful to me as a template for other areas and new ones.

Really helped me flush out the major city in Chult. Great for starting story lines, I even used one of the ideas to tie two expeditions together. Very helpful.