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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wincenworks" data-source="post: 9194406" data-attributes="member: 7038835">Assuming they care (1. it's a ridiculous price and 2. they'd probably rather have the money than the building) Wizards likely has a few options for freezing that particular asset since it may or may not be relevant to the nature of their countersuit.  Putting a lien on it usually comes with the expectation of proving current (not future) debt - also at this time technically LaNasa is separate to TSR LLC in the eyes of the law, so only people he owes personally can go after it.There's a lot of complications that we as outsiders are simply not in a good position to assess, and I am not familiar enough with the US asset freezing rules to speculate on the likelihood of success of any particular course of action.That said, it's all rather a moot point - no buyer who's got five million on hand is going to sink into a building where the owner is embroiled in numerous lawsuits - particularly since at the moment the economy isn't doing so great, and thus its not really a bull market in Lake Geneva real estate... add to that Hasbro's stock price slipping and "the history of D&D" isn't the draw it was back when Justin bought the thing.So y'know... thinking like Chess.</blockquote>