LesserThan
Explorer
1. Let a 3rd Williams woman be in charge of D&D.
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D&D General If you were made president of D&D, what would you do?
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LesserThan
Explorer
Lorraine's back!
LesserThan
Explorer
Some odd ideas, but this is not possible in reality or hypothetical.
Reality, Roll20/DTRPG is not required by law to do what the owner of D&D says, "just because".
Hypothetically, Roll20/DTRPG does not even have the equipment to do this with.
I get what most of your ideas are going for, but some stretch things a bit out there like this one. I think the number of places that can make these books is very limited, so YOU as the D&D Pres, would just have to get a contract with a publisher that can make low run copies of the books like this.
Still, you would not get anything from DMG, unless you buyout the author, doubley increasing your expenses making profit in 3 years harder to reach.
Uni-the-Unicorn!
Hero
I misunderstood your intent, you might want to clarify in your post. You can definitely buy all previous editions there from WOTC
LesserThan
Explorer
Should I change OPEN to UNLOCK? I dont know what WotC and DMG calls it now when a new setting comes on DMG for use.
bmfrosty
Explorer
I have no knowledge about what settings they own trademarks and copyrights for. I assume that they don't have all of them. If they're separated from WotC, they probably can't do anything with MTG settings. I suspect extensive legal research would have to be done on a lot of them.Should I change OPEN to UNLOCK? I dont know what WotC and DMG calls it now when a new setting comes on DMG for use.
LesserThan
Explorer
1 more thing for Ritchie Rich to worry about instead of me then.
Lanefan
Victoria Rules
Fortunately, given that Ritchie Rich in this scenario only bought D&D, the M:tG headache can safely be left for someone else to sort out.
Indeed.
bmfrosty
Explorer
Agreed on D&D. MTG is not a concern for the D&D company.
I'm mostly thinking about what can be done better with D&D. I think it is still pretty central to central to a certain style of fantasy role play. I think Wizards has unintentionally spawned a bunch of competitors. I think most of them will be small operations that will fizzle out, but one or two will get a big enough fanbase to survive. I'm mostly interested in what could be done to get the people who leave for greener pastures to come back to D&D if and when their new system fizzles out instead of falling out of the hobby entirely.
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