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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 8237319" data-attributes="member: 6802378">D&D has survived the rise of the videogame industry. The TTRPGs have discovered the potential market among the fandom who love to create their own stories and worlds. And now even if videogames are making a lot of money D&D can survive as multimedia franchise selling different products.My opinion is there is also a potential market in the webcomics. WotC has to sells the right pieces and others will be happy to build, to create, their own sagas.The risk is if a new edition is not welcome. WotC doesn't want one yet, but other titles using d20 system, or variants. Some players can start to would rather other titles, but here the answer could be to publish new settings with a different style. Renegade Games Studios could be licenced to publish a new edition of Gamma World. Then others could use this d20 system variant to create their own version of superheroes or urban fantasy (vampires vs werebeasts).Other mistake to be avoided is not be enough ideologically neutral. Buyers don't want to spend their money to suffer propaganda from the other side. Marvel and DC are losing too many readers because this reason.WotC could publish new settings based in not Western civilitations, but here we have to be very polite to avoid possible misunderstandings.</blockquote>