Kick in the door!

Recently I came across a quick little adventure/campaign for D&D 5e. The kind that shouldn't take more than two or three sessions to complete, at the most. It has caught my interest for its relative simplicity, and looks like it'd be fun to try my hand at DMing for it, so here's a little thing to check for general interest from you folks.

It's a short little kick in the door and get right to it old-school dungeon crawl adventure. Little bit of exposition to set the story, and then right into things to start monster fightin' and dungeon-delving and doing big damn hero things.

Anyone interested?

What level characters are we running?

Ah yes, that's probably an important thing to know. It would be level 2 characters.

Cool! I'll roll up some cannon fodder a character.

Name: Kori
Race: Suli (Cold)
Background: Urchin
Class: Ranger
STR: 18 DEX: 18 CON: 10
INT: 09 WIS: 13 CHA: 18 (16+2)
AC: 16 Init:04 HP: 12
Proficiency: Light & Medium Armor, Shields, Simple & Martial Weapons, Disguise kit, thieves’ tools
Skills: Athletics, Perception, Persuasion, Slight of Hand, Stealth, Survival
Saves: Strength, Dexterity
Equipment: Scale mail, Two Shortswords, Dungeoneer's Pack, Longbow, Quiver of 20 arrows A small knife, a map of the city you grew up in, a pet bird, a token to remember your parents by, a set of common clothes, belt pouch of 10 GP
Features: Elemental Assault (Cold), Energy Resistance (Cold), Ice Walk, City Secrets, Favored Enemy (Undead), Natural Explorer (Mountain), Fighting Style (Two-Weapon Fighting), Spellcasting (Known 2, Slots 2)
Personality Traits: Social standing is something I've never had or understood.
The more of a challenge something is, the more I want to try to beat it.
Ideals: Entertainment. If I think it's fun, I'll do it.
Bonds: Kindness and aggression should be repaid.
Flaws: Why think when you can act?

Aaaah, here is this, by the way: drive.google.com/open?id=0B01WsPRRQIZIVkl1ZWRFZk1Jbkk

Just for having everything all neat. And also for ease of having all your modifiers and equipment and such laid out for quick access.