It is a great intro to the setting and world problems that are introduced in season 5. The five mini adventures keep it short and make it easy to have players new to 5E and AL sit in on a quick game or two to see if it's something that interests them. Each one has its own quirk that challenges the players to prime them for full adventures. I especially enjoyed the creativity of reimagined stat blocks for altered creatures, and some new ones not in the MM. I used some of them to liven up my SKT hardcover chapters.

This set of intro adventures I have mixed views of. They are decently written, but I feel like only the last one really sets the stage for what lies ahead this season. The others have a feeling of going out to rescue people that Darwinism might suggest should just be left to their fate, a comment (or others similar) I have heard a few times running this set.

It is a good intro to the city of Hillsfar and what lie ahead for season 3. The five mini adventures keep it short and make it easy to have players new to 5E and AL sit in on a quick game or two to see if it's something that interests them. Each one has its own quirk that challenges the players to prime them for full adventures, though I found one can be a bit overwhelming and can punish the players a bit harshly considering it is something usually run for brand new players.

It is a good intro to the city of Mulmaster and what lie ahead for season 2. The five mini adventures keep it short and make it easy to have players new to 5E and AL sit in on a quick game or two to see if it's something that interests them. Each one has its own quirk that challenges the players to prime them for full adventures.

It is a good intro to the city of Phlan and to how AL modules are written. The five mini adventures keep it short and make it easy to have players new to 5E and AL sit in on a quick game or two to see if it's something that interests them.