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I would not recommend this to a group of newbies playing fresh 1st level characters. Or rather, don't allow 1st level characters at all.

Really, this has ridiculous danger potential. It might seem outrageous and over the top, but underneath all this there's a really neat backstory and some very fun NPCs to roleplay, given you have time to play them to their full extent.

The difficulty is about the level of The Darkest Vengeance.

While having a refreshening way to introduce the mission, the dungeon itself lacks atmosphere. It has nice little gimmicks and tidbits, but overall the combats are lame and ridiculously easy even with just four characters.

A classic dungeon crawl should really push the PCs hard, almost forcing them to return to safety to lick their wounds, only to come back later.

Despite all this, the scenario is well written and easy for a GM to run. Points for that.

This scenario provided multiple ways for PCs to solve problems, presented roleplaying opportunities, intriguing characters, amusing times and all that's nice. In terms of combat the scenario is rather balanced, maybe a tad dangerous. I like it that way.

Adam Daigle, more please.

Aside from some few rules errors, Delirium's Tangle is a well-executed dungeon crawl through a maze. The DCs seem a tad too high for Tier 1-2, and the combats feel easy regardless of tier.

The BBEG is an imaginative opponent who actually puts up a fight and isn't dead in just one round. Faction missions aren't all that good though.

I'm struggling to decide whether this is a 3-star or a 4-star scenario. It's something in-between.

Much like the desert around it, this scenario is dry and dull.

It was the last scenario I played before I hit a 2 year hiatus. With such an effect it should be clear without saying how much this scenario sucked.