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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 9234494" data-attributes="member: 6802378">2024 could be the year of a lot of radical changes, and the end of an age in lots of things, and even it may be the end of the "golden age" for WotC but now the TTRPG industry is making more money than ever thanks internet and VTT. If the relaunch or remake of Hero Quest is working, because there are new expansions, what about sourcebooks sold online or sent by Amazon or other delivery companies? Thanks open licence lots of publishers can survive for a time, more than trying their own systems.Maybe some online multiplayer videogames will offer a VTT mode as option (and also tools to create your own machinimas).The golden days of White Wolf's World of Darkness ended time ago, but the franchise is still alive. Transformers were almost forgotten until Michael Bay's movies. My Little Pony was a totally dead franchise, until the remake whose success and popularity was a surprise for a lot of folk. For a time the TNMT(ninja turtles) weren't the stars they are now.Forgotten Realms could suffer "fatigue" in the future, but not all the eggs are in only a basket. D&D is also other lines like Dragonlance, Raveloft or Spelljammer. If WotC doesn't publish Dark Sun or a spiritual succesor, then this will be by other.</blockquote>