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After alienating 90+% of their fanbase by insulting, blocking, and marginalizing them, what exactly does Justin Lanasa have left for the "TSR Army?" Like.... 5 fans? Maybe 10?

Ernie is once again lifting his leg on the Gygax family legacy. If he'd just learn how to be quiet and not embarrass himself any further on social media, he'd be MUCH better off. This thing he's doing where he keeps doubling down on his poorly thought-out strategies is REALLY not working well...

As David Flor reported earlier today, nu-TSR has stopped using the "wizard with beard" logo on their website sometimes yesterday. They seem to be caving to pressure from the lawyers.

Understood. I'm not blaming his wife for anything, and I apologize to anyone if it seemed that way. My point was to show that Justin is his own worst enemy when it comes to getting what he wants.... a point that is painfully clear right now to most people.

Two of the attorneys on the case are major partners. Their fees alone are going to cost Justin everything he's ever owned. They're gonna own his house, his lame wannabe tank, and all of his sad little businesses. Way to carefully provide for your family.

Also, when it comes to Lanasa's family, I shudder to think of the family relationship dynamics that come from his 2020 State Senate run that ended with a landslide defeat because your political opponent showed a video of you making two tattoo shop employees wrestle in a tub of warm grits in...

I'll put down solid money that Lanasa will demand to represent HIMSELF in court at some point. You know that he was watching Legal Eagles or episodes of Matlock one night and thought to himself, "I'll just bully the jury into my way of thinking! Hell yes!"

As someone already pointed out earlier, they're not jealous of nu-TSR, because they haven't released anything worthwhile. They didn't do their own module (which is on permanent backorder), they didn't release Star Frontiers (which was never created in the first place), they only have nine...

Pretending they were the original TSR (and that they somehow also founded GenCon) was one of Justin Lanasa's biggest blunders. Justin was assuming that the fans didn't know any better, when really you can't try to spin a lie like that without attracting the attention of every old-timer who's...

Really? I'm looking at my Dragon Magazines and I'm seeing, "The Chivalrous Cavalier" (issue 72), "Social Status and Birth Tables: New For AD&D Play" (issue 70), "The Big Bad Barbarian" (issue 63), "Split Class For Nimble Characters: The Thief-Acrobat" (issue 69), "New Druid Spells...Naturally!"...

Unearthed Arcana is a huge step down for Gary Gygax as a writer and as a businessperson. It showed how badly he was phoning in his work. Comeliness? Making the paladin a subclass of the cavalier? Adding in magical elfin chain in UA when the 1e DMG specifically said it did not exist were a...

No I'm pretty sure Ernie has zero pull in the industry. Especially now. Taking someone else's work on a module and changing 5% of it after it's written and putting himself on as co-creator? That's the move of a true, talentless poseur.

I would pay any amount of PPV money to see the live court trial that happens for this in Washington. I know that Lanasa will just delay and delay and file motions to extend his trial out, but I'd pay good money to see that ONE part of the trial where it goes to juror selection and Justin makes...

The entitlement philosophy is a really bad look for Ernie, as his contributions to 1st edition gaming are almost nonexistent compared to Tim Kask, Ed Greenwood, Tracy Hickman, Kim Mohan, Larry Elmore, Jeff Grubb, Margaret Weis, Clyde Caldwell, Erol Otus and a hundred other writers, artists, and...

Honestly, Gygax is a name that doesn't carry a lot of weight with the majority of D&D players in 2022. Gary's been gone for almost fourteen years now, and his last contribution to the game was almost forty years ago. Young gamers don't really care about who built the game, only that the game...

Ernie is like standing water in a house's foundation. It all gravitates towards the lowest and easiest area, and slowly erodes away at the foundation until the damage it inflicts is too great to ignore. I know Ernie wants to be a part of the Gygax legacy, but he's been "less than energetic"...

Watching Justin Lanasa squirm and twist in the wind is something that has been a long time coming. You mess with the dragon, you're gonna get burned. I'm sure his Coast Guard training will help him as he is mercilessly curb-stomped by a billion-dollar corporation and broken in half by crippling...

It couldn't have happened to a MORE DESERVING person than Justin Lanasa. I'm sure he'll start ANOTHER legal fund, but considering that he probably donated to the majority of his own legal fund the last time, the chance of him getting bailed out by the TSR "army" is nil. They're not the type of...

That being said, I can totally see in Justin Lanasa's case how he reads about NFT's one night on the internet, and says to himself (rather self-delusionally) "Hey! I'm the owner of TSR Hobbies in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin! I've got tons of original fantasy content from TSR that goes all the way...

Only Justin Lanasa would be stupid enough to start an NFT for products he had NOTHING to do with, while still pretending (to the uninformed layperson) that he is indeed the original creator of all of the content he is leasing as an NFT.... even though he would have been 2 years old at the time...