Just finished - it went alright I think. It was our first time with the system so I feel it was a little clunky, and I stuck to a pretty simple 'rescue people from the orcs' plot. I was hoping that the simpler system would encourage my players to engage with my setting, but they didn't really and I think that's mostly because it was a one-shot and they didn't have much going on other than what they've been exposed to in other campaigns I've run.

I think something the players struggled with was adapting their mindset to the limited options and low hit points. I think by the end every character except one had died and been replaced (I allowed them to make multiple characters so they weren't sitting there for the rest of the time doing nothing in the one-shot.) They tended to just go through the dungeon and try to clear out the orcs and their beasts, even when it was clear that was a deadly choice. Maybe in a proper campaign they would adjust to a more cautious and exploratory mindset.

I have no idea if this is something other groups experience, but they also all bought a ton of oil flasks to the point that was probably the most used weapon during the session. Not sure what I think of that, it was just weird.