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When I first saw this adventure published, I instantly thought, “damn, I don’t think I can compete with that layout, but I am inspired by it!” I love your colors, your typography, the clever way you’ve integrated a lot of reference info into relatively natural language… super, super cool.

The adventure itself rocks. The images of explorers delving into rolling sulphuric fog are killer, and the Clay Amalgamation’s relationship with the parasite is super interesting and clever. The brimstone curse adds time pressure and diegetic explanation in one stroke, which is the surest sign of good writing. To that end, the only criticisms I have of the module are that I wish it specified a bit more to tie the party in: What exactly is the evidence they find in Crater Luat? And why exactly does destroying the meteor (whatever it is!) wipe out the airborne parasites it spawned? But these questions get me interested, and that’s the true battle. Great stuff, please make more <3

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Heya! thank you so much for all the kind words! I'm really happy with your enthusiasm towards the module! I'm also really proud on how it turns out with the layout, information presentation and references.

I would also like to thank you for the critic! I think it's really valid. and it was one of my harder decisions to make wether to include the whole picture about the evidence or not. there were some discussion when I shared this with my close friends and they all came up with wildly different ideas on the evidences they'll find when playing it, they were also discussing the many possibilities on why destroying the meteor wiped the parasites inside the PCs. as I saw these discussion unravel between them. I feel like it could be interpreted in many ways that I decided to opt it out rather than locking it in one answer. so there's creative freedom in running it and playing out the ending. Thank you so much for pointing this out! I do also believe it's one weak aspect that isn't totally described in the module! 

Really grateful for your comments and I hope to see more of it! (and your wonderful works too!)