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Great visual design and art, despite the small font size for the format. Using the silkworm as a timeline is neat :D

Amazing use of the title with a lot of interesting moral dilemmas for players to roleplay. There are a few lacunae in the text that I miss the original intent: The wranglers seem to want to free the awakened moth but they also want better compensation. For sure they know their work depends on the silkworms being there, but the megamoth wants the brood to be freed, so would there be any possibility of compromise where they work together to continue to produce silk, or would the wranglers be OK if they need to find a new job as they’d rather release the moth? These are all things that I can probably find my way around if running this, but would be interesting to know how you have thought of those when setting up the scenario.

Great module overall! Definitely saving here to run at some point in the future.

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These are excellent questions! 

The original idea was for the Awakened Moth to have hypnotized the workers into helping them. But, I felt that removed agency from the workers. In my head there are always divisions in groups of people. That's why I didn't want the weavers to be onboard with rushing in and starting a fight on orders from the Head Weaver. And, while maybe only some Wrangers are sympathetic to the Moths and the others couldn't care less and just see them as a bargaining chip. Honestly I probably should've read more books about rebellions.