Creepy (in a good way!) It’s an excellent set of adventures and prompts to just drag and drop into a campaign. These were things I wouldn’t have thought of myself but filled the session with so much dread and atmosphere

Pulled out for a fun quick game night. It was a fun and quirky system that was perfect for a lighthearted one shot.

Pulled this out for a one-shot during a party and it went AMAZINGLY. This adventure is great to have a low stakes, fun, and quirky session.

We ended up skipping the final combat, as everyone was just so tried after all the other shennanigans already took up 3 hours. As a one-shot though, I think it's perfectly fine to leave it as a cinematic cliff hanger as the enemies and the party jump into action.

I do think the first game could get draggy with the lack of clues, and my players could tell when I was improvising a statue versus reading off the table of hints. All the creative juices are gone by the 10th statue you need to make up on the spot as I didn't have a random item table on hand. Two to three random table matrixes included in the adventure would have been helpful in generating a bunch of statues on the spot.

All in all, it was a fun time. I'd describe it as a "fun-house" adventure.

Just finished runing this game and had a blast! It is rules lite, and I was able to run it immeditaly after the 5 minutes it took to read the pages. The writing of the supplement and the system in itself encourages a more chaotic sort of story, heavy on the improv and rolling with the punches as your players think up of nutty solutions to nutty scenarios. My only minor qualm is that the link to the "online play resource" is broken, but the mechanics are light enough that it was mannageable to have tracked things on our ends seperately.

I did not run the adventure as is, instead used the setting as part of my Eberron campaign in the Mournland. It was a great success as an imaginiative setting piece with locations for my players to explore. Just handing the map to my players gave them great joy and made them excited to explore. There's enough provided in the random events and the location descriptions as a foundation for me to build out a tailoured adventure for my players and slot it into my campaign.

Very easy to just drag and drop an encounter into my session as needed. Excellent product for both inspiration and content for my games