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End of an era. But at least the printed game had a good run, for the most part.

The ap-OGL-ypse did activate a unified boycott. But then WotC listened to the community of D&D players. In response WotC discontinued...

Lol what's funny is you're the one that pointed it out to me! So in the given context you can see why I would've taken away the idea...

We're going to have come up with yet another poll. "Who Inherits D&D from WoTC?" As for the print books- "Well kids, once upon a time...

The existing game will always exist (at least until the paper decays), but producing print books for a tabletop game is marginal at...

I'll believe it when I see it.

For some perspective, D&D was about a quarter billion brand last year. It's selling better this year, now that all the core books are...

Yeah but complaint without action is like a car with no engine - nothing positive happens. I thought the OGL fiasco would (surely)...

Business as usual. Happy Juneteenth, Earthers! :love:

It works like this: businesses replace humans with AI. Humans do not get payed, therefore have no money to spend on the things the...

Yeah but - at the end of the day, who cares about the "scandals"? Are they even really scandals (other than the OGL fiasco)? Businesses...

There's some interesting ideas here. I had one of my own that I've had in use for several years: "a character who carries a weapon in...

Well. I forget that what some call "scandal", others recognize as "business as usual". And I think Darrington Press would love to have...

Valve barely is a game dev. And no scandals and controversy from Valve? Valve is basically NO-OGL WOTC for PC video games.

It had a one season TV show of its own, and it created a ready demographic to convince Fox there was an audience for a revised BTVS...