This module, like the first had some really great ideas but a few execution mistakes which make it basically a cakewalk for most tier 3 groups. We oved the design of the cliff face encounter as it effectively split the party but ultimately it didn't matter because while the party was split, they easily defeated the enemies. Midair combat can be really cool except the authors seem to forget that if a flying creature is knocked prone, it falls from the sky. This allows for tons of extra falling damage to be applied to already weaker monsters. The biggest challenge from the DM perspective is the sheer number of enemies they need to manage throughout the story. Even though the CR of the encounters technically work out, the threat isn't there and it takes forever to make all the enemies participate in combat. At tier 3, we should really be seeing several higher CR monsters at the same time to provide a challenge instead of multiple lower CR creatures.

Overall this module is pretty fun and easy to tweak with some slight DM epowerment. The players thouroughly enjoyed it and are excited to play the finale.

And heck, we're all excited to have more tier 3 content!

Few issues with this one, biggest being that the war priest in the final encounter has no stat block and the Volo's stat block is painfully underpowered as a substitute. There are multiple inaccurate or incomplete stat blocks (no fly speed for aaracokra, wrong weapon on 'boss', massive lack of ranged weapons). It's great fun to run but the inaccurate stat blocks are bothersome.

Ok so be prepared, this one is suuuuper amazing and fun to run for 2 primary reasons. The intro encounter that occurs has the players flying on wyverns to fight in aerial combat. You haven't LIVED until you've attempted medieval dogfighting. The next bit afterwards is the heavy amounts of puzzles throughout this adventure. Each one tied to a particular aspect of the main villain. All with the goal of obtaining the villain, Attatarxes's organs in order to ultimately destroy him. I would reccomend getting the third module at least to accompany this one since this adventure contains elements that affects the next one. The puzzles are super fun to run as well as attempt to solve, and with some clever thinking can be overcome.