In 1985, Jez Keen reviewed the module in Imagine magazine, giving it a favorable critique. Keen noted that "play becomes unnecessarily bogged down in combat", but pointed out that the competitive character of tournaments is intended to "separate the good players from the rest", making these harder to complete than the average scenario.
In 1985, Jez Keen evaluated the module in Imagine magazine and gave it a favorable review. However, Keen noted that the gameplay can become overly complicated in combat, but argued that the competitive nature of tournaments is meant to "sort out" the skilled players from the rest, making them more challenging to complete.