These are all fixable, however, and do little to harm an otherwise great adventure. The hooks that move PCs from place to place go from weak to non-existent and it isn't clear why PCs would ignore the connections between the lower-level haunted keeps and the much higher level dungeon nodes below. There's always things to quibble about, of course. It's a solid well designed product with a lot of material, some great villains, and an interesting story. The overlords at Sly Flourish don't do product reviews but if they did, they'd give Princes of the Apocalypse a big thumbs-up. It's also the first adventure written after the full release of the 5th Edition Dungeons and Dragons sourcebooks making it more solid and consistent than the material we saw in the Tyranny of Dragons adventures. Princes of the Apocalypse is Wizard of the Coast's second major campaign adventure after the two Tyranny of Dragons adventures, Hoard of the Dragon Queen and Rise of Tiamat. New to Sly Flourish? Start Here! Prince of the Apocalypse: Running Chapter 6
