As a new DM with experienced players, we all enjoyed this adventure. The combination of puzzles and fights gave us all a variety of things to do. It was easy for me to run, and the players were still challenged.

We ran it today and both myself and my players really enjoyed themselves, this is a fun little tournament to fit in pretty much anywhere! I played it with a group of 4x lvl 6 players, so I appreciated the suggestions on how to scale up the encounters. I definitely recommend picking it up, especially for a group with newer players in it!

I just have some minor feedback for the author on errors/conflicting information I noticed in file 1312823-Tournament_of_Tokens

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• In room 4, the spiders' stats say they are "large" creatures, so they don't technically both have enough room to fit in the room side-by-side like it implies they would be. (Seems like they were meant to be "medium" instead?)
• The individual tests (room 6) were confusing to figure out which room was what. The blue quote box says, 'From left to right the words are "Strength", "Finesse", "Intellect", "Bravery", "Charisma"'. So, it's missing the 6th room, Devotion. Also, they're named out of order, from what I could tell based on the map it should be (from left to right): Strength, Intellect, Devotion, Bravery, Finesse, Charisma.
• The Charisma individual test states there are 2 statues of bugbears that are 10ft apart with the door in the middle. None of the 6 rooms on the maps are 3 squares wide nor have statues inside them to accurately depict this.
• The Clockwork Dragon is described as "huge", but the stat block says it's a "medium" creature
• The description of the clockwork dragon's gem in its chest mentions that it's stat block gives details on how it's cage/gem/key situation works, but no information on that was in the stat block (or anywhere else as far as I could tell). So, we got the key but I didn't know what was meant to be inside nor how to open the gate.

A map without the numbers on it would be super appreciated as well!

I took a bunch of newbie players through this module, and they had a wonderful time. It's an excellent blend of problem solving and combat, with a lot of thinking around corners. My players immediately asked when they could play again, which is the mark of an excellent adventure.

The Tournament of Tokens is a fantastic one-shot adventure for DMs looking to integrate a dungeon crawl AND competition into their campaign. From clever traps, unique monster encounters, and game show like rules and win conditions, this adventure is a great experience for Dungeon Masters and players who are looking for a narrative they cannot simply muscle their way through. I highly recommend this product for new and experienced DMs alike.

This one shot is very well orginized and layed out. It is super easy to integrate into any setting and/or current campaign but still plays wonderfully as a single one shot all on its own as well. The author has done a lot of research into one shot adventures, and the experience shows. I highly reccomend that you check this out. Weather you are DM or player, this module is certainly going to offer up a ton of memeroable and fun experiences.

This is a great module, full stop. You can put it anywhere in your campaign and everyone will have fun. Every character, no matter how they are built, has an opportunity to shine. Well worth the money, you absolutely should pick this up.