I ran this module in the main campaign and enjoyed it! I'm not sure my players liked it so much because I killed the Beastmaster's pet but I managed to incorporate the death back into my campaign. I did get tripped up at one point, how the door in room 3 goes to area 5, but overall it's well done, with good NPC descriptions and motives for monsters laid out.

This was a cool little adventure, although I did shorten it for my campaign. Good descriptions of NPCs and the overall story. I will also use Silja further in my world. I recommend this module!

I liked this little adventure, although my party managed to basically botch it and kill every single person mentioned in the module! I also added a bit to it for homebrew, but it stands on it's own as an interesting module. Good descriptions of personalities, no issues with it as written.

This is a neat little encounter to add to anything. Our PCs are already a Tiefling and a Fire Genasi so they were not overly suspicious of the poor cottage owner. Any be integrated into any campaign, I would recommend this module!

I like this module, although my player was a little less than enthused (he is playing his character as evil is black-and-white, so he was not happy with either main antagonist at the end). It is pretty well written, and easy to follow. I also incorporated it into my own campaign by moving it and replacing Xanathar with my own crime bosses. I recommend this module!

This was an interesting module that my player enjoyed (played solo). The only thing we didn't like was that somone thought this module was a short module. Anything that is 24 pages long will take a while to run through! I definitely recommend it to players who like problem solving and do not mind only a small amount of fighting. Give it a run!

I really enjoyed this module, which is the second in the series. Definitely play Dark Sorceries first, then this one. I'm not sure if the writer ever continued, but this site does not have what he called the third chapter, the Ruins of Bleakfall.

This module is like a Choose Your Own Adventure, plenty of options to do most things, and when you get to combat you play as normal, with the module telling you the actions of the various NPCs. Recommended!

This adventure is great! It's written like a Choose Your Own Adventure, but you make the character and you roll the dice! There are usually multiple actions one can take for every situation.

The story starts with you as a retired adventurer who gets drawn into an adventure. You make your own character (2nd level), and follow along. I created a Monk Aarakocra, and there were no issues fitting an oddball PC into the adventure.

There are more modules, and I can't wait to play the next one!