Review + Actual Play: Emelda's Song

tl:dr; a three part adventure with an investigation, infiltration and tomb-dive; neatly presented and fun to run. I got this as part of my Dolmenwood order - it turned up in the giant box - and on the basis of it getting hailed as a great one-shot adventure I decided to run it at one of my open table sessions. The book is a 36-page A5 hardback - the Dolmenwood/OSE standard - with maps on the inside covers and double columns with art throughout. The format within is that well-thought-out Dolmenwood approach of 'location, box with key descriptive items, likely actions, stats for anything present' that makes it pretty easy to use. One could give it a go un-read I suspect but it might get tricky. So what do you actually get in the book? In the first 10 pages you get the intro, background for the referee and players, a trio of hooks and base stats for the Breggles, the local animalfolk, to make the whole thing standalone if you don't have the Dolmenwood books. The investigation, if you…