Diamond an adventure that captures the more darker aspects of Sharn

Greetings, I'm Mexican Dicen and in a few days I'm going to publish on the Dungeon Master Guild page, the adventure "Diamond", which focuses on the coexistence of the players' characters with a group of beginner comedians in a ruined theater. The characters will have to navigate the streets of the city of towers with extreme prudence if they want to survive. 

Diamond is an adventure that I have been working on for almost a year, I am very happy to be close to publishing this work that has cost so much sweat. I think it will be my best work to date and I hope it will be enjoyed by all who get to buy it.

Apart from having a beginning that seeks to bring the characters closer to a fun group of actors, the adventure has a description of the different places they visit and a random table with random encounters. Apart from having a beginning that seeks to bring the characters closer to a amusing group of actors, the adventure has descriptions of the different places they visit and a random table with various encounters. The table has generic encounters (hobos, tattoo artists, robberies and more) so that it can be adapted to any adventure that takes place in the city of Sharn. 

And its most striking feature is the opening of the city to the players, since during the middle of the adventure, players are asked to walk around the city, so there is a description of multiple locations as well as the opportunity to make use of old contacts obtained in past adventures. 

Besides the game has a strong touch of suspense and is somewhat dense in its content, so it has different alerts, so that the DM decides with his group if they want to live certain scenes. The streets of Sharn have no mercy, but this is a game and each table decides how to play.

When it goes on sale, I hope you will be encouraged to purchase this adventure, so that you can enjoy it with your group. It is somewhat short, at most it could be spread over three 3-hour sessions, but it could still be resolved in one long session. It requires a lot of initiative from the players and I hope it will involve your players in a personal way with the dark side of Sharn's alleys.

I wish you good rolls.