Backed this on Kickstarter, just wrapped up playing this as a low-experience DM. Whole group had a great time with this adventure; fun theme that we played with a lot of whimsy (but doesn't have to be), unique storyline that really highlights all different aspects of exploration, social, and combat plus puzzles & traps. It's designed to reward creative play, and Kobold Quest is written in a way that this new DM could easily plan & run while feeling the freedom for our group to make this story our own.

My group played this as a 3-day vacation campaign and loved it. Story was immersive and provided interesting mechanics and challenges.

Swolbolds unite and live out your fantasy being part of a colony of kobolds. Full of traps making and kicking the tar out of Gnomes. This adventure is full of twists and turns, multiple endings and plenty of activities. Fun NPC's, new feats and a background. Kobolds always been my favorite fantasy monster and I'm glad that was a part of funding this.

Great adventures for Kobold PCs. Very interesting and well thoughtout. I can't wait to run this campaign. My only quibble would be that the kobold burrow isn't like you would expect of kobolds. It's rather a small village underground. But for the rest, very cool!

Cool supplement rules for 5E. Critical rules are cool but fumble are better. Just a few criticisms. Fumbles lack the ranged and/or spell attack version. Critical hits lack severe options, like dismemberment. Another table with severe critical hits would elevate the product. Good job!

I've not run this adventure, but it seems quite difficult (there's a lot of puzzling required and the big bad is very powerful, with the various means of weakening him not easily discoverable by PCs). Nevertheless, it does a good job of doing horror in the 5e framework (including injury tables to allow for more horror-appropriate maiming instead of death) and offers a bunch of options for changing up the central story. There are also various sidequests that relate (or not) to the central mystery, and a number of really compelling NPCs. There's quite a lot of content, in other words, even if the connections aren't spelt out as clearly as they could be. The former does compensate for the latter, but there is room for improvement. At the sale price I got this at, 5 stars, but otherwise 4.

I haven't used many modules in the past, but this one was very user friendly, particularly in the introduction to the adventure. The book contains a few options in the narrative based on the party's decisions and actions as well as bonus, pre-made characters. A quick, easy read, and a good adventure to start off my campaign!