A fantastic adventure for kids! Clonker instantly became a beloved recurring NPC after running this with my daughter. This adventure provides simple ways to introduce hand mechanics to new players in non-combat situations by means of a series of carnival games the players can take on. I also love the inversion of the evil ogre trope, encouraging kids who aren't inclined to violence to find a more peaceable solution.

An excellent open-ended adventure! I ran this for my 6 year old who loves unicorns and she had a blast saving the meadow. Most regions have both a Pure and Corrupted version, and each of these vary based on whether the party is aiding the good or evil unicorn, leading to a very flexible adventure with the ability to create more or fewer social encounters based on your group's play style.

This one or two session adventure (depending how thorough -- and bloodthisrty -- your players are!) is a steal for under a dollar. Send your players into the darkness, where they will have to make some tough decisions as various forces of evil try to put the party against the others. Can they afford to take a stand for good, or will they be forced to compromise with evil to get the treasure in time?

I love giving my players moral quandries, and for a shortish dungeon, this has it in spades. I could see expanding this into an entire arc, with each section of the addventure becoming an entire dungeon in its own right. Definitely buy this if you want to watch your players squirm, trying to decide which villain is least deserving of their swords.