This module is an excellent follow-up to Bedlam at the Benefit, the players I ran this for enjoyed the chance to re-visit the site of one of their previous adventures and see how the community had grown and developed. It is very role play heavy which my group likes but the combats are easy to scale, and there is an optional objective for players who want more engagement with that pillar of play. Also the creature at the end was a tricky opponent even for a strong group because of it's unique form of stealth. The continued theme of the sleeping evil trying to break free helped the players understand the nature of the actual BBEG. The onle story point I had a hard time folding in was the story of Elua's Ride. I understand it is a major passion of one of the NPCs but the players and I were left confused about how the story of the Ride was relevant to the events of the module.

Overall I enjoyed the mod and look forward to running it again.

This was quite a fun module to run for new players. It starts off very light hearted but also poses some serious challenges to the players. All the combats seemed like something that a tier 1 character should be able to handle without being overly heavy-handed. There are a few things that seem to be leading towards a plot point but don't seem to go anywhere that's my only issue with it. Like acquiring the meteorite, once you have it that seems to be the end of its involvement with the module. Some of the clues from the investigation dont seem necessary or were so vague that they dont help to narrow down anything of importance, especially since the module is going to send you to forest anyways.
At the end of the day though all my players had a great time being in the adventure and I'd run it again. It was fun describing how they succeeded or failed at the tasks they were asked to perform.

Edit Reply - I'm not sure if adding the additional notes to the DM will make much of a difference. It is such a quick transition from getting the clues to going into the forest. There really doesnt seem to be time to digest the clues persay. My favorite part of running this module though was the tasks they were given to do. Describing how well they succeeded or spectacularly they failed at a task.

A thuroughly enjoyable romp which includes all the best things about DND – fun combat, relevant role play and interestin charecters. I love an adventure which I know I can play again sometime later with a different charecter and not have the exact same story.

If you're looking for a great tier 1 AL legal adventure for your convention, game store, or home game... this is it! Curtis Glenn tells a fascinating story based in the southern region of the Moonsea (Elua's Lighthouse). He does a masterful job setting the scene of a quiet, mysterious town—episode 2 introduces you to some of the key locations and NPCs. I also like how appendix 1 "Locations & NPCs" features original illustrations of each NPC. A lot of hard work went into this module and it shows. Well worth downloading and enjoying!

Perhaps my favorite thing about this adventure is how it feels challenging without overwhelming a low-level party. It balances pillars of play in a way that feels natural. It's a good introduction to D&D and tabletop RPGs. Combine this with the other Lighthouse adventures that are coming out, and you have a nice mini-campaign!