My players really enjoyed this adventure. It had a good mix of the 'three pillars', interesting decisions, and a mystery to solve that unfolded at a good pace.

Has a stack of careers from the fairly generic but useful through to downright unusual - like the flagellant. A few are from the Core Rules (Druid, and Cleric is only slightly different to Priest), but they do have recommended starting talents and equipment, so if you're after that they might be helpful. In any case, plenty of unique stuff in here. I did find some useful careers and talents for my setting and came back to throw a couple of $$ at the creator.

The adventure wasn't bad, but I ended up with a weak party and it was a bit flat (even though they all nearly died). The ending was an anticlimax as the players were expecting a BB that didn't eventuate. I also felt there was a bit too much fluff re the employers motivations that didn't really affect the adventure and, as DM, made it more difficult to find the necessary information. That said, I'd like to try it again with a normal strength party, we might enjoy it more.

Ran this with a mixed group, including a first time D&D Player. The players enjoyed it, and from the DM perspective, the module is well written and I found the conclusion evocative. It has the pillars of D&D for a rounded adventure: social encounters, exploration and combat.