It's pretty clear the influences of WFRP on these two scenarios. I've got them in my queue to evaluate for play. seems they would be excellent for a WFRP game.

Next on the list is Forge of Fury for the Dwarf campaign. Retake a Dwarfen hole in the ground. I think so!

jh

Are these (3) adventures all bought ones? What game are they meant for?

If there are free copies to download or view online anywhere, let us know. Some of us might take a look and be able to offer some constructive criticism on your evaluations...

I look forward to hearing what you come up with - i've never heard of any of them.

Well, I have ordered Forges of fury and it seems to be the mother of mad traps and Dungeon Crawling. It is in one List in the Place 19 of the Greatest D&D Adventures of all Time and in another List it is in the Top 10 of memorable Adventures. Also it is said that most of its Traps aren't the bad move dead player Traps. And it was said to actually make a lot of fun:

rpggeek.com/thread/737785/a-thorough-and-objective-review-the-forge-of-fury

rpggeek.com/geeklist/47223/item/1066445#item1066445

Maybe this Dungeoncrawl is good if you have your Rank 3 Careers and your Giant/Dragonslayer is itching for his Dragon. Make the Hold a lost one, or a part of the flooded Karak Varn.