Great little book. Tasty amount of action, a fair amount of mystery and almost enough DDo.

If there is a complaint about this book, it would be 60% of the book is set outside of the area in which the DDo game is set. Maybe that is the fault of the game and not the author. But as it is labeled the DDo book maybe a little more DDo is needed. But even that complaint is a small one when you consider that this book could move to any dnd realm and be entreating.

Totally worth the read.

And really don't you want some DnD books that aren't about Drow fighting their nature or were greybeard old has bins are to lazy to save the day their own damn self?

Good times.