I just realized I posted this as a discussion instead of a comment.

I used this during the pandemic, it worked great. It isn't an adventure, its a set of tools. The randomized symbols for prompts worked so well I've incorporated it into my GM toolkit for times I need to improvise something (for any system) and I am drawing a blank.

This is a fun adventure, but the real prize here is the format and layout. This is set up perfectly for a GM to run without much prep. Clear motivations of each scene, bullet points for key information, and awesome maps.

These streetmaps are great. Having names for all the streets and having a few landmarks to inspire the players helps keep things moving an not bogged down by naming every street and shop.

Wicked Ones is a great group game. I ran a game for about 1.5 years during the pandemic. I used foundry to help track all the factions and for the world and dungeon map. Players and I had a great time! It took a little bit of adjustment to get my players used to being more involved with developing the story, but once they got the feel for it they loved it.