Okay, but tbh it was partly the wizard's fault that a boar attacked the kid and his dog. Like, sure, the kid shouldn't have gone there and the dad should have looked after him better, but in the end, the traps where there for a reason, not just for shits and giggles. Yes, it would have been better to send out hunters to go after the dangerous animals like the boars, and drive them further into the forest, but the wizard should have talked to the duke about it first and found a solution. Instead, he just dismantled the traps without saying anything, and let the problem become worse... The dangerous animals getting too close to the town won't just magically disappear if you take away the thing that was dealing with the problem i'm by no means supporting traps, since they are quite barbaric, but there are always different compromises that don't include this stupid "my way or the highway" mentality of the wizard.
Okay, but tbh it was partly the wizard's fault that a boar attacked the kid and his dog. Like, sure, the kid shouldn't have gone there and the dad should have looked after him better, but in the end, the traps where there for a reason, not just for shits and giggles. Yes, it would have been better to send out hunters to go after the dangerous animals like the boars, and drive them further into the forest, but the wizard should have talked to the duke about it first and found a solution. Instead, he just dismantled the traps without saying anything, and let the problem become worse... The dangerous animals getting too close to the town won't just magically disappear if you take away the thing that was dealing with the problem i'm by no means supporting traps, since they are quite barbaric, but there are always different compromises that don't include this stupid "my way or the highway" mentality of the wizard.