Review: Nearly as good as the first
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 7, 2014
I liked Critical Failures II nearly as much as I liked the first book:Critical Failures (Caverns and Creatures).  The author's strengths are his sense of humor, dialog and putting his characters into peril while allowing them to come up with feasible (albeit ridiculous) ways of getting themselves out of trouble.  In this installment, we are introduced to some new misplaced adventurers and that really helps keep the story fresh and interesting. In particular, I liked the addition of the Four Horsemen and the monk is pretty cool too.  In the first book, my favorite parts were the ones involving Mordred, which is probably the main reason I liked that book slightly better. Still I would recommend this book to anyone who has already read the first book. 4/5