A well written adventure that perfectly blends eerie atmosphere with player engagement. The graphic design is polished and professional, and the maps are a great addition. The AI artwork is not a problem at all, as it complements the tone of the module and looks better than most other products on this site.

The plot is straightforward and focused on solving a supernatural mystery in the cursed village of Windshire. The narrative flows naturally, with each scene building on the last. The investigation keeps players engaged, and twists like Verrick's hidden identity and the nightmare sequence add depth to the experience. I really enjoyed how the clues are layered, encouraging creativity and teamwork from the players.

The NPCs, such as Mabel Hobbknocker and Thorne, are memorable and add life to the setting. The appendix is a great resource, providing additional villagers to help the DM adapt to player choices. The Shadow’s Bane Mace stood out as a meaningful and rewarding item that fits seamlessly into the story.

The dream sequence is a highlight, creating a unique and unsettling challenge that engages players in both the narrative and the mechanics. The final confrontation with Verrick is tense and satisfying, with high stakes that reward clever thinking and strategy.

This adventure is easy to run, well paced, and full of opportunities for players to immerse themselves in its world. It provides a great mix of investigation, role-playing, and combat, all while maintaining a strong focus on the mystery.

An excellently written adventure with polished graphic design that stands out as professional and immersive. The maps and artwork are human made and visually engaging, which adds to the overall quality of the product. It is clear a lot of thought went into the layout and presentation.

The plot focuses on mystery and investigation, with a strong supernatural theme tied to the sea. It’s a straightforward story but has enough depth and twists to keep players engaged. The NPCs are well written and feel meaningful to the narrative. I especially loved how the locations tie directly into the story, such as the chapel and lighthouse. Every area feels purposeful, and the pacing encourages exploration and role-playing without dragging.

The lighthouse scene with the shadows creates a great sense of tension and challenge. The Enchanted Lantern was a clever addition, providing a unique item that is both integral to the plot and useful in gameplay. The final encounter with Neris is intense and provides a satisfying conclusion to the adventure.

The appendix is a nice touch, offering extra villagers and all the stat blocks to help a DM adapt to player unpredictability. It’s clear this module is designed with the DM in mind, making it easy to run while still allowing room for creativity. The adventure is polished, engaging, and enjoyable!

A well written adventure and graphic design is superb and polished. Yes, it has AI artwork, no that isn't an issue. It looks better AND is made better than 95% of other adventure products on this site. It definitely deserves the best seller status medals.

The plot is very straight forward and is an investigative mystery. There's a BBEG of course but there's TONS of things in this module that can affect outcomes and such. I especially loved the research part of the adventure, and the fire scene made a sense of urgency and the PC's had to hurry and decide on what to do. There's plenty of NPC options and places in town. Loved the appendix sections. The DM has an easy job with this module.

All the maps are human-made of course, and the two different versions is a nice bonus. This a well polished, thought out, and fun adventure. I believe a sequel should be made!