I was concerned that my "we want combat all the time" players would not enjoy this more roleplay heavy adventure but they absolutely loved it. The handouts really help, especially the alias creator. They loved being able to create fun alter egos. The sandbox nature of the encounters once they got to the city gave them a sense of agency and while they difinately got off track sometimes, they had a blast doing it. Surprisingly they chose the social pillars every time and came up with creative ways to help the people they met while looking like badass scoundrals. I highly reccommend.

My party loved this adventure. It was well-written and easy to run. There were plenty of opportunities for each PC to shine whether they prefer combat, exploration or social encounters. The boss fight at the end was challenging. One of my players who has been a forever DM especially liked the Motes of Shadow.

I just ran this for a group of beginners with no DND experience. It was a great introduction to the three pillars. Each adventures offered opportunities to roleplay, explore and fight. Combat was well balanced. I appreciated the tips on adjusting encounters. The players enjoyed it and loved being the "heroes" of the prophecy. It was also easy to add elements of PC backstories. I will be running other adventures in this series.

I neded better tokens for an upcoming game on Roll 20. The directions were easy to tokens easy to upload. Should be easier for players to remeber who is blessed and who ins concentrating, etc.

This adventure was a great addition to my Saltmarsh campaign. The players appreciated taking a break from combat based encounters and really using their brains. They had a very hard time figuring out who did it. They loved the murderer once they found out who it was. This is a straigtforward adn=venture to run. I didn't need a lot of prep to run it because everything I needed was pretty much there.

This was an enjoyable one shot. The dungeon crawl was fun for my players and the found there was a nice balance between exploration and combat. They enjoyed the dungeon crawl which is unusual for them so 5 stars just for that.

Ran this as a one-shot for friends. They enjoyed it very much and there were a lot of laughs. One friend was a professional dancer and performed in many Nutcrackers. She appreciated all of the inside jokes. The subclasses are my favorite part. They are well designed and add to the overall feel of the adventure. The spells are also fun. I appreciated advice on how to reflavor spells. The one-shot ended up taking two sessions because the table did a lot of Rp which added to the fun.

My players had so much fun with this. The actual obstacle course race was well thought out and it was fun to have the players make Con saves after each drink. They still talk about it as a highlight of the campaign.