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Not that I think you don't know this but I think it bears pointing out. There is no way any court would award all of D&D to anyone. Civil cases and contract law are based on the idea of making the aggrieved party whole, not make one company another's "butler". In no way does taking the...

Well, I mean when one is dealing with snowflake wokeists, facts or no, they MUST be wrong. It's like, Science.

That doesn't sound like something WotC did. The company WotC bought made stupid promises. TSR was failing, in part because they made stupid promises to lots of vendors. For the store owner that money was gone and owed to them by TSR who was no more. Demanding that WotC make a store owner...

Has anyone asked what they contain? And if it is a reprint, or a rebinding? And if it is a rebinding, who supplies the books? Or why it is misspelled?

Yeah - One would think not, right?! I mean maybe if they reprinted the original cover for the new binding, but printing it as if it were their own publication is gonna be out of bounds for trademarks, and maybe for copyright as well.

You speak very confidently for someone with no grasp of how litigation works. NuTSR is actively in a lawsuit with Wotc, and are really pooping the bed. When they likely lose, any public claims about income will be used in discovery for the judgement phase, and will be open to damages rewarded...

Naw, man. It is just laying face down!

I appreciate this clarification.

Probably, but it is also the only way Nu-TSR could possibly get a win, Juries don't know law, and often go with the person they think represents their PoV.

So beyond other shenanigans, 5e just does not work well for most Sci-Fi. A good Sci-Fi game needs a robust skill system at the very least. 5e skills are too binary, not granular enough and lack any real group working together mechanic. That is OK for a fantasy game, but there are too many...

This is the only Angry Dwarf I'll vouch for.

I figured. Is it a spin type lie, or just made up from whole cloth? EDIT: Thanks for the details Staffan

That seems actionable. BTW - The crowdfunding campaign lists the WotC lawsuit as dropped on 1/27/2022.

I can see that. D&D is how I came to love stats, I am pretty sure.

Whip pan cut to gathering crowd Narrator: "It was nobody. Nobody was laughing."

This is a classic rhetorical tactic know as Strawman(ing). In this version LaNasa is not outright stating WotC argument so much as he is inferring it. First he states something most people agree on, then states that he is so very opposed to WotC, and voila, he has falsely put WotC in...