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Message: <blockquote data-quote="JonnyP71" data-source="post: 7694291" data-attributes="member: 6788862">That's a pretty fair conclusion on the whole.  However on your roleplaying point, while it's true to say there is little to for the players to interact with in the module, it forces more player-player interaction than any other printed module D&D I have played or DMed.  And as DM I loved the level of thought it provoked among my playing groups - even though they all used one-shot PCs to which they had no personal attachment, they were really invested in the challenge the Tomb presented. Yes it is a 'players vs the game' adventure, that's precisely what it was meant to be, and on that score it succeeds admirably.The worst modules are those which are utterly forgettable and which feel pointless. Tomb of Horrors is perhaps THE most memorable for a whole generation of gamers.  And it is far from pointless.</blockquote>