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<blockquote data-quote="UngainlyTitan" data-source="post: 5431471" data-attributes="member: 28487">Ya see, this is what I think is why these threads are generally futile because there is no way of knowing if the above statement has any basis in reality.&nbsp;Also in spite of all lists of product and divisions of Hasbro we do not know if Hasbro expects the same margins and return on investment across all divisions and industries, in fact we know very little. We know Hasbro owns WoTC and that WoTC rarely rates a mention in publicly released (and as far as I can tell, also in info released to shareholders) We know that Magic is much bigger turnover than D&amp;D for WoTC.&nbsp;Pretty much anything we say is pure speculation with no basis in any reality.&nbsp;My own suspicion is that book publishing on the scale Wizards does it for D&amp;D is not prifitable and they need to move to another business model and content delivery mode. Hence the push in to subscription and digital delivery.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="UngainlyTitan, post: 5431471, member: 28487"] Ya see, this is what I think is why these threads are generally futile because there is no way of knowing if the above statement has any basis in reality. Also in spite of all lists of product and divisions of Hasbro we do not know if Hasbro expects the same margins and return on investment across all divisions and industries, in fact we know very little. We know Hasbro owns WoTC and that WoTC rarely rates a mention in publicly released (and as far as I can tell, also in info released to shareholders) We know that Magic is much bigger turnover than D&D for WoTC. Pretty much anything we say is pure speculation with no basis in any reality. My own suspicion is that book publishing on the scale Wizards does it for D&D is not prifitable and they need to move to another business model and content delivery mode. Hence the push in to subscription and digital delivery. [/QUOTE]

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