This is a really cute, quirky little adventure. While I reflavoured it somewhat for my own setting (as the over the top zaniness doesn't ring true to my setting), it has all of the elements of a really fun adventure: challenging combats, an element of problem solving, and a fun setting.

I enjoyed this so much that I backed their recent Kickstarter project to further expand on the character and their mishaps.

Haven't had a chance to use it yet, but I've skimmed through and it looks great! My only criticism is that the print version has text that's just a bit small for my liking. I'm really looking forward to using this in my games!

This is a fun little adventure. I believe the premise and original quest are cleverly designed, and would make for a good one-off session.

If I can give some constructive criticism to the adventure, it would be:

• Missing maps for more levels of the inn. Granted, these are easy to improvise, but it would have been a nice touch for completeness sake (cellar, second level, etc).
• The table with "Hazards" is quite nice, but would benefit from some more writeup. The trapped guest makes a nice touch, to have a non-combat encounter. Who is it? Add more check ideas (e.g. Persuasion to calm the guest down, or have them hand a useful potion to the party (of hill giant strength, makes grappling checks for capturing the spiders easier?)).
• The rarity ranking of the "Phase Belt" is probably completely off, since it's a 1/day item, with a huge drawback; seems weaker than rare to me.
• There is no indication as to what a "swarm of bees" is. I assume a "swarm of insects" from the basic rules, but with a flying speed?

All in all, and given that it is FREE I would encourage everyone to get this whilst they can, and have run with this adventure.

I regularly follow Terry Herc to see what kind of adventures and items he comes up with next. I found this Humbert Drumsley Adventure to be pretty funny to play through, my players had some good laughs and the battle/puzzle of grabbing the spiders and throwing down the ward stones was tricky at times. Everyone found the challenge enjoyable and I look forward to seeing more from Humbert Drumsley.

An excellent little between session adventure! I can see having a lot of fun with the Humbert Drumsley character.