I will always enjoy modules that have real time timers for the players to work within. makes the situation all the more intense for them as they try to get as many missions done as they possibly can before the assault begins. I feel like the mages at the end with the Warlock could have had some more offensive type spells. Six rounds is plenty of time for the party to try to disrupt the ritual. The only issue I ran into with this module was that the demonic turtle while powerful in its own right. Was lacking in other areas. The largest concern being around its breath weapon. which didn't even do half the damage of the baby demon dragon turtles breath weapon from the previous module. So that was a slight continuity problem the idea that the bigger badder version of the bady had a weaker breath weapon. at the end of the day my party had a great time with this one. it definitely doesnt coddle you. Making mistakes can have deadly consequences.

Ran this adventure a whole bunch of times. Got different results every time. There is a lot to it but don't be intimitated by it's size. What it lets you do is run the same adventure multiple times and have different parties experience different things. Not everything needs to be completed. There are some fantastic role play elements, some challenging combat elements and some fun puzzle elements which can stump players.

Overall this adventure lets people be as Silly as they want (I had one group that licked things to death) or a deadly serious as you want. Just play up the characters for what fits your groups play style. I tend to lean into the silly a bit and it's FANTASTIC for that. It's thematic, challenging and has a challenging final 2 encounters no matter the group.

Give it a shot, you won't be dissapointed.

I had the pleasure of running this module at the event it premiered at. From a DM perspective, at first the length of the document threw me but a lot of it is maps, monster stats, etc. Not once did I have to look up anything outside the module which was super nice! The prep time for it was less than I was expecting for a 4 hour module but that is because a good portion of the module is RP based. From the players feedback: this module let all players participate regardless of play style. You want to stab things? That's in there. You want to creep around and explore? Got lots of that. You want to RP and talk yourself out of situations? Go for it. Want good lore to add to your characters background and personality? Tonnes of that as well. Probably one of the best modules that I have run during 2018! 10/10

Into The Depths.

This is a great finale to the three part adventure. There is interesting combat opportunities in many parts which was really fun. There is a timed feature which is useful for cons and such and it also adds extra tension which can be fun for some parties. I reccomend for parties that love role play to maybe extend the time a little if applicable in your play session. Good maps are provided for those who like a bit of a tactical play in their fights and show your players their surrounding. This module has lots of interesting characters and lore which is really fun to read and get GM's and players immersed in the adventure. I particularly liked the second mission which has a very familiar character we all know and love. This module also stealth, investigation, exploration and many great role play moments which your party gets to choose which aspects to explore. There are also two really well written and fun skill challlenges for the players too. Ultimately there is an showdown with the evil Warlock at the end which left my players surprised and feeling epic with the final showdown.

Overall I think this is a great module that has a lot going for it and suits many player styles. I look forward to more content posted from this creator.