Make Neverwinter Great Again, it's a cute little title if you didn't mind what happened during our election. However I was looking for something that dealt with the character Neverember and the upheaval over the city. I only gave it a quick over view but this adventure is not good. It has a nice base to build off of but I don't believe it was created well enough to run as-is. First off the adventure references Storm King's Thunder a bit, not required however. It does kind of acknowledge the possibility of adjusting it for your CR. You would think this would be in the description, but it is in the preview of the file. A majority of it consists of dialog. Which is ok, but nothing great. One part of the story involves a crier shouting about his lamentation of ill treatment and taxation (which I'm not sure if it's the poor or the rich paying more at this point in Neverwinter as Neverembers goal is to prevent the Rich from mounting an opposition as far as the Forgotten Realms time line is concerned), he then proceeds to be punched in the face by an oppressive force serving as guards the mercenary band from outside the city. Then amazing doesn't know why he got punched. It's a little weird. As far as I'm aware the Open Lords can't be voted in by the populous. It also appears Stephanie Alagondar is the face of Neverember for the populous relations, it also appears he puts effort into the relationship he has with the common people. I think its a nice base.

Very interesting love the format, I kind of dislike a lot of the newer 5e stuff because they're heavily leaning on SANDBOX gameplay. There's nothing more work intensive than a SANDBOX. I work to much to dedicate that level of time into something. I prefer structured modules to which I can ADD to if I want to get creative. I see a lot of people buying a lot of the newer modules unable to use them because they just don't even possess the ability to run a lot of those modules. Which is why I appreciate Kobold Press's use of just the simple format of DND, each room has descriptors, everything's set up and ready to go with a possibility of using it for further adventures.

The one thing I caught though as I'm just now reading through it is some formatting errors. The sections have nice BOLD text for NPCs or Monsters used in the section. I notice one section says a gibbering mouther appears through a portal (no bold also notice the lower case spelling). Thankfully I've played quite a bit and realized what they were talking about but gibbering is a word, so without any knowledge of what it is, is it an NPC that gibbers a lot? It also says its humanoid in form, which lends one to lean on some kind of NPC. Due to it being humanoid it just really throws you off cause the Gibbering Mouther is actually a mass of flesh an amorphous blob if you will that can sort of form shapes (I've never seen one described as a humanoid though) with tons of mouths and eyes.

I mean granted two seconds in the 5e Monster Manual clears it up, but it's just a strange formatting thing. Why bold all the other creatures but not this one?

Otherwise it's great, excellent even!