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I have also heard through the grapevine that WotC is secretly looking for buyers for their D&D line. If so it makes sense pulling
their licenses such as Dungeon and Dragon from Paizo as well as other
licenses to make their product more profitable in the sell-off. As well
as the D&D line they can sell off their licenses and if this is so may
very well be the reason WotC remains strangely silent despite all of the negative clamor.

What you are all forgetting are the fact that most of Diamond

Lake is poor and the bulk of the wealth is mostly concentrated

in the hands of the wicked or uninterested.And the poor are

hellbent on spending their little coin on the vices of the

Feral Dog or the Emporium. What about the children of the

miners having to fend for themselves? They are the impromptu

thieves guild reduced to stealing from the occasional merchant

and player character.And the strongest of these children are

being taught swordplay from Todrik, one of Kullen's lackeys

to become the 2nd generation bully beholden to Balabar Smenk.

The situation in Diamond Lake is desperate and these kids are

just trying to survive. It takes an especially hardened player

character to face this thieves guild and this can

create lots of consquences and role playing potential