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To both of your points, Disney getting into the CCG game is also direct proof to people at WotC that Meta or Microsoft might.

I have a pretty easy time imagining a WotC exec, probably on the Magic side of the house, saying to themselves, "OK people, battlestations! The freaking House of Mouse is coming to eat our lunch, we need to lock down everything we can right now! I ... ... we let people do what!?"

I genuinely suspect that 90% of the decision making around the OGL was a reaction to Lorcana, rather than anything in the TTRPG space.

I'd also be quite curious to see this, @darjr

Fizban's, so October of 2021. I honestly hand't thought of how long it's been since I've bought a 5e book.

Something I'm not sure I've seen people point out - aren't the campaign cases and the Dragonlance board game the three items WotC was experimenting with direct to consumer sale of?

I'm honestly pretty surprised - I would have guessed if they let anyone go, it would have been back-of-house people.

For those (like me) who were unaware of those rules, the promotional account stuff is here.

I mean, some of his stuff actually does scream 'stamp' to me:

As a player: DnD 5e: Dungeons of Drakkenheim Black Hack: Various OSE adventures As a GM: D&D 5e: Candlekeep Mysteries Black Hack: Against the Cult of the Reptile God Call of Cthulhu: Various Alien: Chariot of the Gods Currently gearing up to run Saltmarsh in Knave 2e, but that's probably not...

A 320 page anthology of the 'best of' Dungeon magazine.

Agreed. When 3.5 came out, my group decided to stick with 3 - in our analysis, it changed everything just enough to be annoying to run, but not enough to qualitatively change the experience of play. YMMV, of course.

At least the live chat has been pretty good