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He's the owner of the New (fake) TSR who claims he has the rights to the Star Frontiers name.

If it is (and that would be awesome) that would be the final artery to pop in Justin "Grits" Lanasa's head.

My pure optimism hope is that WotC has worked out a deal with Iron Wind Metals to rerelease the classic Ral Partha D&D minis from the 90s. I would also love it of they opened up the hibernating settings to the DMs Guild. I find the idea of 5e Birthright intriguing...

I find it fascinating that Justin's main complaint about the legacy product disclaimer being a claim of TSR being racist falls apart when you simply look and find the same disclaimer on WotC-era 2e, 3.5, and even 4e product. But I suppose that would make him less of a martyr (if it is possible...

Next time put a warning up! "WARNING: You may do a spit-take at this setup that LaNasa fell for!" :D I nearly sprayed beer all over my laptop!!! All jokes aside that was near perfect

"we don't have to prove anything to anyone" Seriously, Justin? All businesses have to prove to the public that they can be trusted. Even McDonalds has to prove to the public on a daily basis that their food is tasty. This is some real Business 101 stuff he's failing. To say that your new...

FFA Gaming Event.... A Free-For-All Gaming Event.... It's like a dumpster fire announcing the creation of their very own little dumpster fire.

I have some standard house rules that we've been using for years now, the main one being the "mulligan chip" (which has made some epic things happen in the games). So yeah, I suppose it's true. Though almost every campaign I've been in has been house ruled and modified, no matter which edition.

The one time we did evict we had to give 30 days notice and had to go through the County Sherriff's office. And we had to have a reason on record as to why they were getting the boot.

And the file gives no other reason that he's on the list beyond being "woke." If he does get fired, it would clearly be for unfair reasons. When I had rental property, we sure as hell couldn't evict someone purely on their politics & moral stances.

This is what I get for being out of town all day. Last weekend I waffled on whether or not to go to Phoenix Con in Appleton, which is run by Cosmo Joe and Studio 6d6. He's always been a cool guy but one of his guests of honor was Ernie. I have no idea how Ernie got invited to that one.... With...

As an aside though, apparently WotC didn't 100% complete the OG-TSR merger until 2009. Not completely on-topic but interesting all the same. I'd wager that Hasbro/WotC kept it open until they finally cleaned up the 22 years of liabilities that built up down in Lake Geneva :D

While the state of WI does not have filing documents available online for viewing, North Carolina does. And according to their documentation, the sole LLC manager is Grits. If Ernie was a partner in NuTSR Justin should have had him listed here.

And yet an artist that actually "got" political over the years, like Ted Nugent, gets a pass from them.

True. I've met some of these folks at my game tables. They also thought that Dragonlance was pushing politics because Kitiara was a Dragon Highlord. Seriously.

I wouldn't worry too much about "George Jones." I figure he's not long for this world anyway, but "Joe Smith" will be there to pick up the gaming pieces.

Same with the words "socialism," "Marxism," and "communism," none of which have anything to do with drag queens.