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The combats are the best part of this nice little adventure from Mr. Hitchcock.

Despite being (in my opinion) built around the combats, the tension does build. By the time the players finally get to their primary objective, they're ready to take out their frustration in spades.

Lots of opportunities for groups that like to roleplay.

Great lay-flat binding. Beautiful book on the outside. Iconics for classes are stunning. A couple of the ethnic portraits were below what I expect from Paizo.

I thought this book was a very sincere effort to honor the best of what has come before. It included tributes to what came first.

Next, the heart of many long-running games is in the heart and soul that the DMs have put into their own settings. This was also a worthy inclusion, although it understandably made a couple of regions seemed sort of Ravenloft pockets.

Also, I thought the product was well-timed. I am a new arrival and do not have the products mentioned by another reviewer.

Finally, as far as the accusation about being thin on material, I can't help but remember the paper stapled booklets from Lake Geneva -- just like those brown books that my mom thought were a rip-off price, this is a good start even at the premium price.