For players & DMs that love combat, this is an excellent module - the party effectively work as a special forces team going through a manor house, room by room. The final encounter is also great fun, the monster isn't one you'd often come accross, especially not at Tier 2!

My main suggestion when running this adventure is to work out how you want to integrate the final couple of scenes as they can feel quite "cut-scene"-ish if you don't plan ahead.

I was initially worried when I was reading this adventure because the primary location visited has a very specific layout and I was running this on Roll20. But the included map is fantastic and very easy to correctly size on the VTT. The sheer variety of choices the players have with regards to finishing this module is impressive and I like that players constantly wonder which path they will take. Each choice affects the final battle so this module definately requires slightly more preparation than some, but it is totally worth it. Players all had a blast and the final enemy was both expected and very satisfying to play.

I really enjoyed running this series. I would recommend making sure to read all three adventures before running any of them. Also, some of my players were not as fond of it because they needed more of a good versus evil. These mods are more realistic. They exist in the gray area. The adventurers are entwined in a situation where there is no truly good side. It was a nice change.

I have been consistently impressed by this author, and by the adventures presented. The adventures take a wholistic view on the motivations of the principal NPCs making them potential allies or foes with real depth.

The setting is excellent, the rewards are top notch and each of them can be played in both an AL setting or as part of a home campaign.