This is a fun & quick mod - ideal for a pickup adventure.

This module is poorly paced, underpowered, and no fun for the DM or the players - don't bother with it. Several of the encounters make no sense (e.g., the young red dragon). The author had a good idea for scaling the final boss fight, but the scaling renders that fight to be almost pointless - I've had two tables ask me to run the fight without the debuffs to the boss so they could enjoy the fight and feel challenged. The maps are poorly labeled and how they are connected isn't well described in the module.

An interesting module with some good horror elements. Makes for a nice capstone for tier 1 in season 4.

Fun module to run. Entertaining monsters & a good final boss fight.

Great introduction to Barovia that presents the tone of the setting really well. Fun to run and play.

This was a servicable 2-hour adventure. Overall, the puzzles aren't overly challenging (which is good for groups that aren't good with puzzles). There are some fun easter eggs for players that enjoy Realms lore. Not the strongest module of the season, but not the weakest either.

Great module if you can take the time to play it out completely. It does suffer a bit when you run it at a convention because of time pressures. The replayability of the mod is one of its greatest strengths.

Worst.Season.Four.Mod.PERIOD. This mod is poorly organized and written. I wound up running it a multiple times for a couple of events. After the first time I made several tweaks to the flow the adventure to try and make play better. I even had a player contact me to apologize for giving me a bad DM review after reading this mod. My advice - skip this one if you are playing through season 4.

This is a good follow-up to 05-02. Like many 2-hour modules, it suffers from interesting NPCs and sub-plots that only get play if you have the time to add them in. Overall, I had a good time running this mod and my players enjoyed it.