Dungeons & Dragons: Escape from Castle Ravenloft: An Endless Quest Book

I like the book, you get the feeling of an unarmed cleric and have to use your wits and faith to choose wisely your options. I am playing Curse of Strahd and my knowledge on the setting and the adventure helped me a lot on my choices, which gives cohesion to the scenario.[spoilers]My only complain is that is no real good ending. In every scenario that you "win" is by sacrificing yourself to save an innocent girl (a fitting end for a cleric of Tyr) or survive by abandoning or losing her. There is only one where you survive without "abandoning" her, because you really never meet her, by outsmarting the little killer-puppet. I kept playing all the options trying to find a noble and complete ending to no avail.Despite that, this no-win story is quite in ressonance with the Demiplane of Dread, so this is kinda forgivable.

The Curse of Strahd adventure book campaign is a story where even if you win, it's a bitter sweet victory that leaves you stained and scarred from your adventure. This book is dark enough to capture that, but tame enough for the kids to read. The endings (SPOILER ALERT, sort of) are also kind of dark in their own ways. Overall, this captures the feeling of the COS campaign setting very well and gives you a great adventure to read at night in the spooky dark hours.

GREAT purchase

Fun and enjoyable