I've read through it a few times and my group is about a third of the way into it. Maybe I'll write up a full review when we're done but for now I'd rather post complaints.
Wow. I guess I should have seen it coming with CGLs current 'difficulties' but the hand-off to a new author in this series was clumsier than I feared. The adventure (which I have only in pdf format) is full of typos and continuity errors. Most are pretty minor and you can figure out what was meant by context but a couple are pretty glaring and leave the reader wondering what the hell is supposed to be going on. I'm not trying to lay blame entirely on the new author. It can't have been easy to take over a project like this mid-stream and who knows what kind of time pressure he and his team were working under. Still, there are eight people credited specifically as proofreaders, so I have to say, "What the hell?" I frankly find it hard to believe that these errors weren't caught by that many proofreaders and an editor. One explanation that comes to mind is that the version the proofreaders were given was so riddled with errors that they cleaned it up the best they could given the amount of time they were given.
Anyway, the product is usable but color me unimpressed on quality. If the errors that plague this product and 6th World Almanac continue in the next couple of releases I will reconsider my continued financial support of the current publishers.