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CBC Radio's As It Happens program covered Hasbro, Dungeons & Dragons and the OGL last night. For these who are not aware CBC is the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, similar to the BBC. https://www.cbc.ca/radio/asithappens/hasbro-dungeons-and-dragons-1.6716666

Who ever thought this is going to work need to be walked out of their office and thrown into the street immediately. There is no way in hell, I would be ok with this. Basically a wholesale unworkable rearrangement of my current subscription. This will cause even greater backlash then the OGL...

Run published adventures, but I also run adventure from the DMsGuild. Open to material from certain 3PPs like Kobol Press.

Honestly, that if I had been Hasbro, I would have purchased CR first before making any noise about changing the OGL.

I have been using 3PP content to fill in the holes in official material. For example, my campaign has a good deal of steampunk influence so using material from 3PP about firearm rules and various "tech" gear.

Well, if I was a betting man and some days I am, I would say that it is going take courts and around 10 years for that to get sorted. However, I am ok with granting Morrus the authorize.

My spending is likely not change. This year, most of TTPRG spending was already going to non-D&D RPGs.

Privateer Press has a statement on the future of the Iron Kingdoms RPG: The Future of the IKRPG - Privateer Press

DNDBeyond has posted update to OGL. https://www.dndbeyond.com/posts/1423-an-update-on-the-open-game-license-ogl

Think that is approach most publications that are not industry-related going take. From what I have heard from non-gamers, most understand/back Hasbro "taking back their right" or "defencing their IP".

Well, everyone has different tastes. Not everything is a winner and I also was not impressed by the Guild Adepts. Howevever, Waterdeep: A Tail of Two Fishies, which I had used to start a campaign was a blast.

I believe that it is more important to see what kind of follow up the mainstream media does. An one off story will not really move the needle in the end. Looking to see journalists press Hasbro on why they thought this was good idea and how did they not realize that would harm their...

I am on the fence there. I have been thinking about not purchase future WotC products before this mess, but that was due to me not need what they have been producing and a lack of quality I have been finding in a number of their products. Finding that most of their adventures/campaign have...

No. This is really a throwing the baby out with the bathwater situation. Hey, if others want to stop playing D&D, that is fine for them but I not going alter my hobby. Just caused AD&D 2nd edition came out, I did not stop playing 1st edition. Only moved to 3rd edition as had been on a break...

With print media, the game will be dead on arrival. There still is a massive need for physical books. I have items both physical and digitally. If I could not get a printed book, I would not be picking it up digitally only.

To be frank, I do not see anything coming from OneBonkShelf, Fantasy Grounds or Roll20 anytime soon as they already have licences with WotC. They will like either not make any statements or do so well after the official release of 1.1.

No plans to jump ship. Already play multiple systems. No need to abandon my current D&D game. That would very much a throwing the baby out with the bathwater situation.

If CR moves away from D&D, they are more likely to move to someone's system. It takes a lot of resources and skills to design a workable RPG, which I do not think they have currently. Should they dump D&D, if I were them, I would stop doing any fantasy gaming for a while as they figure things...

Full agreement.

It is very odd, I cannot recall when they last time failed to do basic marketing for a new product.