This is a pretty well-constructed adventure! A simple "out and down" in the classic sense, it presents a small party a series of challenges which can result in some interesting roleplaying as well as combat. The combat encounters should be challenging for PCs of the number and level indicated, and the final challenge encounter is a corker.

The art is first rate, as are the maps.

If the adventure suffers a structural flaw, it feels a bit linear. If the PCs don't do things exactly according to the adventure, it just, well, stops. That said, the railroad is easy to ride, with decent direction to keep the PCs clickety-clacking along. I submit, however, that the wise DM will familiarize herself thoroughly with the area in play, and have some backup encounters at hand, in case the PCs go off the tracks.

Also, the text could do with a touch of editing, as it suffers from some spelling and grammar errors. I suspect the author's mother tongue is not English; if this is so, his English is better than mine! But I maintain putting this in the hands of an editor will improve it.

TL;DR: If you need a quick, classic, "out and down" adventure for this weekend, give this a look.

This is a solid addition to the assortment of Druid Circles. It gives a very interesting flavor, and is in my opinion neither over nor underpowered. If I had a player interested in running this sort of character, I'd allow it at my table. I'm likely to bring it to someone else's table when I get a chance to play again!

I've used this template for several items now, including Blacktide Cove and Aristobulus's Armory. I like it! If you're at all familiar with Word, you'll be able to put out a high-quality product quickly.

I did have to make one change. Merriweather was doing something weird with serifs when printed and when exported to PDF. Changing the main font to Andada was an easy solution.

This is an excellent set of high-quality art. When you use it in your material for the Guild, it makes your product pop. When you use it in your player handouts, it makes a high-quality thing your players will remember. A steal at twice the price!

This is an excellent set of useful tools you can drop right into your game. If you're a busy DM like me, you need this in your toolbox!

Excellent conversion! CMT conversions make it easy to use classic AD&D and B/X adventure modules with the 5e ruleset. Walzak's conversion of this classic adventure is thoughtfully presented, with DM options laid out plainly and simply.

If you're thinking of running I3, save yourself a lot of time and pick up this conversion.