If they put as much effort into creating content for the actual game as they did with all the diversity/inclusion/safe space verbiage, organize the chapters and rules into something sensible, and reprint it, it might be worth buying. Most of it reads like a fantasy world HR handbook instead of a RPG. There are better homebrew systems on the web for free that capture the style of a Potter-esqe world.

This is a difficult adventure to run. There is a lot to remember and a ton of nuance in how the NPCs need to be played. The module is rather poorly organized; I recommend reading the material a few times beforehand and taking notes. The information that you'll need to run any single scene is scattered throughout the document.

5 stars for a challenging murder mystery and complex NPCs, but 1 star for poor organization = 3 stars.

I've ran all of the "These are the voyages..." adventures and several of the Living Campaign adventures for my troupe... We completed this one in a single night, and all of them said it was their favorite mission, hands down.

Note for potential GMs: You'll only have one NPC to play in this mission, so take some time to read up and think about how you're going to play them, because that'll make or break the adventure. And the potential for humor is HIGH, if your troupe needs a break from grim & dangerous missions.