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I found this book's pacing to be mostly slow throughout. The setting and characters drew me in, but I think the pacing held back my full enjoyment of them.

This last of the rebooted Endless Quest books for me to read felt like an average of all of them. It was a fun enough adventure, but the choices didn't seem to lead to the kind of variety the best of these books provided.

The three stories in this volume were enjoyable, but definitely inessential. The final story, featuring Eve, was the strongest part of this volume.

This book definitely fell flat for me. Giants are my least favorite monster type in D&D, and in this story they didn't have anything to change that impression. The story had disappointing parts that leaned into ableism and fat shaming in really disappointing ways. The endings were uninspired and made each path feel bland.

This is the new Endless Quest book I had the least context for, having not played an adventure path associated with it. That made for a more surprising and fun book to choose my way though. The weird characters here make every path interesting.

This choose your own adventure inspired by the Tomb of Annihilation adventure path was a good distillation of the Chult experience, with surprising encounters and endings that fit well.

This adventure through Strahd's castle was a perfect fit to read in the first day of Dracula Daily. Dracula's D&D echo, Strahd, is a fun foil, and the other characters in his home were engaging. This can stand with the best choose your own adventure books and the endings hold up.