This was a fitting ending to the storyline. The final fight, and how there were multiple endings depending on choices made in the first two adventures as well make this a great series to run in a row.

A successful finale to one of the best trilogies published for 5E.

Was pretty fun and had some nice roleplay involved. The last ritual will take some work to make exciting though.

This module is a great finish to the series! Season 8 changes don't take away from the enjoyment of this adventure. The only thing I had was why it is necessary to incapacitate the slaad to get the control gem? You still are able to obtain the gem whether you incapacitate perform surgery, or just defeat it, right? I see nothing in the module that says why incapacitiation in necessary. Either way, it's not enough of an issue to effect this module's play. I already said it in my first review of 'Best Freinds Forever', but this series is probably my favorite CCC trilogy on the DMs Guild. I hope Silva will write more material soon, or convert these modules to more Season 8 formatting (adventure flow chart, bonus objectives, etc.)

The Best Friends Forever / Donum Vitae / Pieces of You trilogy is probably my favorite series of CCCs. I've run the trilogy twice now and it's going to be my go-to for dedicated multi-week groups from now on.

• Best Friends Forever has produced some of the best roleplay moments I've ever witnessed in Adventurers League thanks to the cutest, most adorable NPC on the planet, Abby von Finklestein.
• Once players are fully emotionally invested due to the events of Best Friends forever, they're really motivated in Donum Vitae so they really set their minds to the task at hand. Donum Vitae is also notable for being very puzzle-heavy and combat-light, which is an interesting experience for players.
• Pieces of You ... again, features some great RP moments. The two groups I ran it for went in entirely different directions based on their RP and the choices their characters made, and it was really, really fun to watch the players do their thing.

Rob Silva once again offers an adventure that not only challenges players but also requires them to make tough decisions. Having played and run this it is easy to see how no two tables end up with the same overall story. This adventure gives players a chance to delve into their character's moral judgement and what they are willing to do to solve a problem. As with his other scenarios, Rob offers up encounters with interesting task resolution that can be achieved through role play or game mechanics. Treat your players to something out of the ordinary and run Pieces of You.