This is exactly what I was looking in a S&S adventure. It has the grim, dark and seriousness that I like about S&S. The adventure is well written with enough back story in every location to help a DM run it and make it feel real. There is room for improvisation but I quite satisfied with the level of details the designer put in every location. My group of player like that kind complexity in an adventure (conan meet sherlock holmes) and where they have options (to fight, sneak, do research, interogate NPC, mysteries, lore...). The adventure is inspiring and will help me run the game without extra work. It's solid and overall it looks like an excellent adventure. I'm running a Low Fantasy Gaming game. I will be quite easy to adapt since both have in common the 5e rule and similar ambiance. I'm checking all the next adventures by Xoth Publishing!

Nice adventure that can be used alone or as a starter for a larger campaign. I plan on using it with the intro adventure in the Thule 5E book as a combo. The temple write-up is great and if the player's dont explore it -it's useful to keep onhand as a site for exploration later.