The Swan Hollow Intrigue 0 ▲ tenfootpole.org 2 hours ago · 7 min read1465 words · Gaming · hide · 0 comments By Dylan HyattRampaging SnailShadowdarkLevel 1 It’s Sunday and I try to watch a detective mystery on Sundays. SO you’re getting a detective adventure review. In ‘The Swan Hollow Intrigue’, the adventuring party must solve the mystery of the murder of a monk from the Silverhelm Monasteey. The village’s two inns are close to open confrontation, and what has the haunted ruin of Tamwoth Manor to do with mystery? This 52 page adventure presents a small murder mystery in a halfling village. It understands what a traditional D&D mystery is, its various parts and aspects, and it gets there in spite of leaning heavily on mechanics and exposition. Lot of classic village/inn tropes are present to lean on. Hey, charming cover! I don’t do bonus points, but if I did I’d give you one for it. So, Brother Lothario, up at the monastery, comes in to town A LOT to flirt with the innkeepers daughter. One night he comes in to the village to flirt with her and then ends up dead in an alley. Lothario’s… No comments yet. Log in to reply on the Fediverse. Comments will appear here.