In concept, this is my favorite DotMM Companion yet! However, the inconsitency is distance terminalogy used in each area makes it difficult to understand without additional math by the DM. Other than that, it reads well and hopeful will make for a great session, this friday.

This is, by far, the most engaging and trilling Tier 2 adventure I have had the pleasure of running. It's combination of classic monsters, tough challenges, and shifting loyalties plays veru well without being too difficult. On top of this, the unlock is one most of my players seem very excited about.and see no reason to not keep it in my arsenal of goto CCC

So far I have run this adventure three times and I see no reason to not keep it in my arsenal of goto CCC adventures.

The new adventure format is the first hurdle to overxome with this adventure. Past there it gets more convoluted. The crystal chimes from the last adventure is here, but seemingly does nothing. The snake portal is an interesting concept but I can't see any way to get back from the rooms they open. I assume there are matching portals in the rooms, but I don't see any mention fo them.

When I first read, The Map with No Names, I didn't care for the module. I found poorly oganized with a seemingly random hook and not much point past that. After running the module, I have to say I enjoyed it. The only changes I made were to add couple threads connecting elements together and I made sure everyone the party talked to had no clue whats going on and were just as stumpt as the PCs. Which lead to following the map to the end and try to understand the map makers intent. The one negative I will say is the way this module assumes both you and your players have a passing knowledge of WaterDeep and Dragon Heist specifically.

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A straight forward and fun mystery based adventure with lots of opportunities for roleplaying and still manages to have a fight scene that is both fun and rewarding.