Consumed is a great little adventure for low level (5e) campaigns, that is designed to fit inot any Scarred Setting. Its versitile enough to be able to be dropped into any existing campaign. The enemy introduced in this adventures are cool and disgusting at the same time.

The Tabletop Gaming Club enjoyed this little adventure and we recommend this adventure to any 5e GM to have in their arnesal.

Consumed is a very nice, quick side adventure for a 5e D&D campaign. If you just need to have a quick diversion on the way through the fantastic world of Scarred Lands with minimal prep then this is the adventure for you. The Gauntlings alone are a cool enough enemy that this adventure stands out and I suspect once you see how they are used in this adventure you will want to include them in other adventures as well. The author goes above and beyond giving newer DMs suggestions on how to accessorize their game and enhance player experience.

So, what are the nitpicks? There actually are not a lot for this one. I know that my players love handouts and maps, so any adventure without either a great bit of art, a handout for the players, or a map will have that feature mentioned by me. The only other negative that stuck out at me was the treasure listed in the Optional Discovery section. For some reason the Wand of Magic Missile feels like it is stuck in the wrong edition. I would advise DMs to customize the treasure to their parties anyway, so this one is fairly minor to me.

Overall it is a superlative adventure with great skill checks that will give every player the ability to shine.

Consumed is a great low level scenario that will fit in any Scarred Lands campaign. It is written to be versitile in location, so a GM can use it anywhere in the setting. The scenario helps players learn to coordinate with each other and work together, as well as give them connections within the world which they can call upon later if needed. It is light on NPCs, making it easier to run as a GM with less characters they need to control. Any GM for Scarred Lands should have this in their arsenal for their campaign.