This is so good it makes me mad. So simple. So elegant. Exactly what it needs to be. 

Love it! A good classic dungeon that is extremely usable and with fun tricks. Love the contrast between the very serious presentation (and that gorgeous cover page!) and the humour of it all. Great writing.

Stunning original art on the cover. And I am probably not the only person who read the opening as an intro to the cheesiest metal song of the early 80s.

Spectacular entry, oozing with character, and great humor. I can’t wait to run this for my players.

This was a delight. I really enjoy your writing style, and the cover art is excellent. Added to my "to run" collection. 

Hell yeah, a proper silly adventure with great layout and amazing art.

This rules! The encounters are unique and I think really sell the somewhat silly mood of the adventure in a way that gets the players involved. The dungeon design is phenomenal with a lot of loops, movement and an internal logic that's easy to understand due to the layout

Great tongue-in-cheek old-school dungeon crawl. I loved the dungeon layout, and the undead brute table was hilarious. You can never go wrong with snakes, skulls, eyeballs, and barbarians on a cover either! Very metal!

Absolutely radical - fantastic art, well-concieved dungeon, and novel framing device! I'm going to try running this in His Majesty the Worm next chance I get. 

Love the cover art and the constant injections of humor really kept me at a steady grin while reading through this. The mental image this painted for me has me thinking this would be a dream one shot for those players always on the lookout for the beefiest NPCs to hit on. 

Didn't realize this was the Perils and Princesses guy until I read the comments.
It's a lil fighty for my tastes, but we're not rating modules based on their fightiness, now are we? 5's down the board. On theme, direct, easy to understand, and with a lot of room for tragedy.

Me after reading this module:

Surprising literally no-one, Ryan Perilsnprincesses made a banger module. 

No but seriously, great stuff. Concise, to the point, layout is clear, map is legible, cover art is in the same style as old pulp fantasy covers while still being recognizably in Ryan's style and looking modern. Fake weathering on the pages was a great touch. Writing is direct and just funny enough without being distracting. This has, as the kids say, the sauce.