Straight forward and sleek design! The module idea alone could be placed in many settings or single adventures if need. It was a fun an evocative read! 

Trappist Ails feels like one of those murder mystery boxes you can order to do a lil Agatha Christie dinner theater. There are even handouts! 

if I had a gm binder , this would go in it.

Extremely easy to adapt and run on the fly . 

Like some others have mentioned, I wish the map had markers as the text is a bit dense in some spots. 

I clapped my hands like an idiot when reading the ads and the gm procedures. I picture any referee just waiting eagerly to crank up that sweet tension!

Punchy, fun, confident writing and a creative conceit to boot. I've always enjoyed the meta trope of dungeon designer (ala Brick Road in Earthbound) and the trap-setter angle here is well played for adventure.

"Building the Quintessential Wizards Tower: A Reflection on the Spire of Garzant" Based on my own adventure, I'm now going to consider this a canonical euphemism ;)

I really like the scenario presented here, I think it would serve as a great change of pace in the middle of a longer campaign.

The effects of the magical leaflets were all great, I loved the variety.

Although the map isn't too complicated, it would be helpful to add markers or arrows so the descriptions are more usable at a glance. I think it would be interesting to expend a bit on a resolution and what would happen if players chose to attack the sorcerer and pillage the exposed venue.

This is a very fun adventure, and seems easy to run. Love the print & cut component for the leaflets.

Very fun low-stakes adventure! Love it. If I was running it I might make it a bit harder to get the creature info and the map, maybe behind a paywall or have to haggle with one of the goblins who's quitting if you want the information, but this is a fun adventure, good job :)

Some good humor and a wonderful light-hearted adventure!

I love this if for no other reason than I want to see what happens when the party has earned a reputation among goblins as scabs. Flood timer is a good pressure point that is usable beyond the adventure, and the traps are really fun.

I do love adventures with a well-thought out gimmick, and this one hits a sweet spot for me. The zombie giant otter made me smile, and the ghost complaining about "scabs" genuinely made me laugh.

Wow.  I just love the voice in your writing.  I love the leaflets, the note sections. And of course the traps!
This is more of a box set than an adventure. There is so much a DM can do with it.  Very inspiring.

I really enjoyed the role reversal of being the dungeon traps re-setter and fending off invading creatures. It's also really well-organized and would be easy to run on the fly.

I've never seen an adventure quite like this one before. So curious to see how it plays!