D&D Movie/TV The Dragons of Honor Among Thieves get their own Nerf Guns

[Henadic Theologian]

Warning this article spoils the identies of all the Dragons in the film.

Dungeons & Dragons Nerf Blaster Spoils Third Dragon Appearance in D&D Movie

A new Dungeons & Dragons NERF blaster has spoiled the appearance of a third dragon in the upcoming [...]

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D&D movie dragon Palarandusk gets his own Nerf gun

The D&D movie is releasing tie-in Nerf guns, including one depicting a gold dragon character, Palarandusk, that hasn't been seen before

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[Zardnaar]

They can use them to shoot themselves in the foot.

 

[LuisCarlos17f]

Will we see any time in the future nerf toys based in Changeling: the Dreaming? Yes, I don't forget it is an IP by a rival company.

 

[EzekielRaiden]

Will we see any time in the future nerf toys based in Changeling: the Dreaming? Yes, I don't forget it is an IP by a rival company.

I think it would require a C:tD film for merch tie-ins, or some other major, major development like that.

Because there's no reason for Hasbro to support a rival TTRPG otherwise.

 

[J-H]

Ah, it's just another single-shot Nerf Elite. We already have 5 of those, and my 6yo now prefers his magazine-fed Stryfe.
Price point at $12 looks wrong.

 

[LuisCarlos17f]

I think it would require a C:tD film for merch tie-ins, or some other major, major development like that.

Because there's no reason for Hasbro to support a rival TTRPG otherwise.

Because Hasbro could allow a LEGO Transformer or a LEGO D&D. If D&D is the new blue-eyed girl by Hasbro maybe this could think about to acquire more TTRPG IPs.

 

[EzekielRaiden]

Because Hasbro could allow a LEGO Transformer or a LEGO D&D. If D&D is the new blue-eyed girl by Hasbro maybe this could think about to acquire more TTRPG IPs.

Alright, but that would be even more significant than a licensing deal for a major film; it would be Hasbro acquiring another TTRPG and bringing it to market. Frankly, given the...tumultuous history that White Wolf properties have been through recently, I doubt Hasbro would be interested, doubly so because of the risk of self-competition.

 

[LuisCarlos17f]

You are talking with good sense about Hasbro shouldn't be helping a rival company, but I mean maybe that rival company would be working for you.

If Hasbro wants to become the future new Disney empire then they will need more IPs, and someones will be created by them, but others acquired from other companies. The TTRPG industry is a market not yet explored too much by videogame studios and streaming services as source of new franchises.