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.

Hello all.

I just recently ran this adventure (I have run all three in this trilogy) for my weekly group. I thought I would present our collective thoughts for your consideration: -The adventure is well written. There were not moments for me where I felt like I did not understand what was going on -The designer gave some caveats to unsucessful checks in areas that were crucial to drive the plot. Something I am still learning to do well. -Another climatic encounter at a Moonwell that was a bit diffferent. The players commented that they like Kauth as as nemesis because they would defeat him and Kauth would continue to come back. Here they had an opportunity to drive th nail in Kauth's coffin. they enjoyed that. -The Call to Action is long. If your table is one that enjoys a lengthy lead in, this is perfect. My group was pressed for time. I presented the tarot card reading as Riwal (And showed them the illustrations-wonderful!), had Olivia explain what each card meant and what they needed to do, and off they went! -NPCS! Lots of them. I enjoyed that players that have played the Moonshaes adventures could reach into their memories for those NPCs they have crossed paths with in their journeys. It helped the process for ID the whose who of the ritual invovled in the adventure. For DMs that have favortie NPCs there are plenty to enjoy in this series. My favorites are Hyll, Alerelean, Snicklet, Riwan and Olivia. -Like the Call to Action, the ritual nuances in Part Three are perfectly presented for players and DMs that enjoy them. Again I was pressed for time- I gave a brief mention of the ritual. I merged elements of Scene B and C. Narrated the steps in the ritual each round while the characters fended off Kauth and minions.

• Didnt see this coming-but one of the plot points has you return to Caer moray. PCs with backgrounds there have the opportunity for interaction with those they have met through their adventures and indulge spellcasting services, etc. -The ending to the adventure was moving--and a perfect end to this trilogy. The overall rating was based off of clarity of design, good plot elements, engaging narratives, modularity and a great climatic battle with Kauth!