Sadly, they don’t own the rights to DL, wotc does.
Weis & Hickman got a license from wotc to make a brand new trilogy and set up a publisher to print them.
Wotc liked the over-view of the trilogy, and green-lite the project.
Wotc had approved all the drafts on book 1, and W&H were well underway into the second book when wotc changed editors on them.
Those new editors caused the problems.
After having W&H rewrite 70 pages of book two, W&H was told no further drafts would be accepted.
This W&H took as them breaching the contract.
DL has a certain feel to it. The races are clearly defined. And that seems to be problematic. The races does not fit into today’s SJW’s agenda.
If wotc did not want a DL trilogy, they would not have got into an agreement to have one written by the writing dual who made it so famous.
If they wanted all this SJW BS, they should have created their own setting/world to put it into.
But no! SJW’s cannot create anything. They can only destroy what is already there with their cancer.
But, to date, wotc has not stated their side, only that while in litigation they will not publicly speak on the matter.
I hope they realize their new editors and the problem and deals with them and let the DL novels go forward based on what was agreed to (script).
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