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The document that most people are familiar with (someone linked to it upthread) is a judge's ruling on various pre-trial motions in the second lawsuit. It was basically a mixed bag with a couple of rulings in favor of TSR and a couple of rulings in favor of Mayfair. In essence, the judge found...

Not true. Mayfair published a series of unlicensed AD&D adventures. TSR sued. As the case neared trial, TSR's lawyers decided that they were unlikely to win. As long as you observe a few reasonable restrictions, there's nothing in the law to stop you from producing supplements compatible with...

Thanks so much! I'm glad you enjoyed them. I don't really have any ideas on how to recruit new players on an individual level. But on the publisher level, the market could really use a strong intro product right now. I understand that WotC has a new intro product in the pipeline. I'm very...

Glad to be here, thanks. It's certainly possible that the macro economy has had an impact on RPG sales, though I think there are more significant factors. Think about the internet, for instance. It's hard to imagine today, but back in the late 80s and the early 90s, places like EN World or...

UNDERGROUND did, in fact, sell 15,000 copies within its first six months of life. And no, it wasn't published "in a binder" (one of its supporting products was). It's also true that at just 15,000 copies sold, we were a little disappointed in UNDERGROUND. Instead of the SHADOWRUN-sized hit we...