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Just curious but why did you release CAS-2 before CAS-1 that is included in the KS? 

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Because CAS-1 was written and published before CAS-2. It takes place in the same world as well. It just so happened that CAS-1 was chosen for inclusion. In the future it won't matter, since CAS-1 will be available for download (it's been finished for like 4 months).

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This is a small mistake on page 6. It says "The East exit slopes downward towards C5." This should say West. The east exit goes back to C3

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Fixed!

Thanks.

One more small thing: at the beginning of the adventure High Lector is referred to as an Aurifex and in his statblock he is referred to as a scrivner. Both could be true just wanted to point it out.

Excellent adventure by the way! I'm going to run this today. it's awesome

Oh that's weird. Will fix!

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Fixed

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A lovely circuit dungeon with a strong, easily digestible premise.

Recommend for any tabletop game that features dungeons.  The ecology is a delight and the worldbuilding's value is self-evident and well-woven into the scenario presented here.

Yet to run it myself but will consider it when I've got a longer-running campaign again.

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A great, short adventure that can be run as a one-shot or easily extended by an experienced Warden. Nice setup, interesting location with some really well-done environmental storytelling, and an emphasis on exploration; this is not just a bunch of monsters waiting behind doors.

It is also worth mentioning that the location/encounter descriptions are very well formatted and would be easy to reference at the table.

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Thank you for the free adventure Yochai! Now I'm wondering which adventure is CAS 1...

I would also like to know...

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I'm pretty sure it's the adventure included in the Kickstarter boxed set.

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Nice, Thanks!

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Sweet!! Great stuff

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interesting read and novel colour. I'll most likely adapt it to 5e but that's me...

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This is a really cool adventure that’s laid out in a really gettable way.