Ran this adventure as a one-shot on the CritTestDummies stream recently, and it was absolutely fantastic. Jesse has a created a wonderful take on the haunted house story that can be easily dropped into any adventure, or run as a one-shot like we did. The self-contained story makes perfect sense, and there are plenty of clues peppered around to guide your players through, paced well through the early, mid, and late game. The unique monsters have interesting and unusual tactics to keep combat interesting, and the fact that there are tokens for VTTs and STL FILES TO 3D PRINT included is something I haven't seen before. Check it out if you want a horror one-shot for your table that focuses heavily on the exploration and combat pillars of the game.

I did increase the damage die of the enemies for my game as it was a little easy on that end for my lvl 4 players, but my table happens to like more dangerous combat. If your table prefers combat simply as a means for lore, it's already balanced wonderfully for that.

Can't wait to pick up more adventures by Jesse!

Jeff Stevens and JVC Parry are both fantastic authors, and their strengths are shown off in this story. My players loved the creepy vibe of the whole adventure, and had fun running into basically every trap this tower had.

There's a good balance of social, exploration, and combat play styles. The story supports these transitions as well, and the building mystery really helps drive the players through the tower.

Not a negative (to me), but be aware if your players are both role players and completionists like mine are this may work better spread over two sessions rather than as a true one-shot.

Dear lord where to start...

This book is bonkers in the absolute best way possible. The collected authors have created wonderfully unique stories for your table. There's a lovely mix of stories that can drop right into a regular (if silly) campaign, and several that are more experimental and perfect for a goofy afternoon one-shot. Some can even be done in a perfectly serious manner, but...like why?

Also, the artwork from cover to cover beautiful, bizarre, and brilliant.