Didn't Gale Force 9 sever ties after WotC breached contract?Boycott UltraPro, Wizkids, Paramount, Larian Studios, Amazon, Gale Force 9, Beadles & Grimm, Critical Role, and Spirit Halloween.
I wish you good luck with that.
The last product they released was Class Tokens in 2021. They are still for sale on their website. You might be right since they didn't release any additional cards or minis in 2022.Didn't Gale Force 9 sever ties after WotC breached contract?
Boycott UltraPro, Wizkids, Paramount, Larian Studios, Amazon, Gale Force 9, Beadles & Grimm, Critical Role, and Spirit Halloween.
I wish you good luck with that.
The last product they released was Class Tokens in 2021. They are still for sale on their website. You might be right since they didn't release any additional cards or minis in 2022.
Yeah. They resumed their partnership, but a quick glance of their site doesn't show any new licensed items.![]()
Dungeons & Dragons publisher Wizards of the Coast and Gale Force Nine settle lawsuit, resume “ongoing partnership”
Wizards of the Coast and Gale Force Nine have settled an ongoing legal battle and will resume their previous business partnership.www.dicebreaker.com
This seems to be the latest.
Why is that hard? I don't currently buy any products from those companies or use any of those services, with the exception of Amazon, without even trying. As far as Amazon goes, there is very little they offer I can't get elsewhere and the few things they offer I might not have access to otherwise probably won't cause me any real hardship.Boycott UltraPro, Wizkids, Paramount, Larian Studios, Amazon, Gale Force 9, Beadles & Grimm, Critical Role, and Spirit Halloween.
I wish you good luck with that.
I don't have an M:tG Arena account, but I'm certainly not buying any physical cards now. Sadly, I don't think there's a way for me to signal that the way a canceled account does.#DnDBegone was obviously great for getting attention from WotC, but we also didn’t get what we really need: a public, legally binding statement from WotC that they cannot deauthorize the OGL 1.0a.
Unfortunately, we can’t cancel our subscriptions twice, and the movie won’t be out for another few months, so we if we need to increase the pressure more, I suggest that deleting MTG Arena accounts is the next way to go. (I’ve already done this.)
#MTGone anyone?
Start a hashtag on Twitter pretty muchI don't have an M:tG Arena account, but I'm certainly not buying any physical cards now. Sadly, I don't think there's a way for me to signal that the way a canceled account does.
Do keep in mind that we shouldn't all fire our "guns" empty at once. Wizards needs to see the bleeding continue over time, to let them know we haven't given up and they still have more to lose.
... we also didn’t get what we really need: a public, legally binding statement...
We are doomed!Quite the dark timeline we're in when you feel like it's more responsible to patronize Activision-Blizzard than Hasbro.
I'll pass over where Disney lands on the scale of evils because they merely licensed out the Marvel IP to the Marvel Snap people.
I just got a dominaria Remastered box. And by got I mean I received it, I had bought the presale before this all happened. I had already decided to downscale, but as this thing blew up, I've stopped playing on Arena and don't plan to get any new MTG or DnD stuff for the time being -and I plan on not getting anyhting Hasbro for a while-. When they do their actual official announcement I'll reconsider. The movie comes out in March, the Lord of the Rings crossover in June, and new Eldraine in late September. I'm in no rush.I don't have an M:tG Arena account, but I'm certainly not buying any physical cards now. Sadly, I don't think there's a way for me to signal that the way a canceled account does.
Do keep in mind that we shouldn't all fire our "guns" empty at once. Wizards needs to see the bleeding continue over time, to let them know we haven't given up and they still have more to lose.
I can always go back to Yugioh for a card game fix, you know?As I've said elsewhere I think core D&D products are the only place where the sort of people upset with WotC right now are likely to make their voices unambiguously heard in a boycott. The venn diagram of invested enough to care and regular D&D book purchaser is actually pretty high.
But if deleting your Arena account in the hope that it sends some little bit of a message to WotC executives makes you happier than no longer playing Arena makes you unhappy by all means do it. Unlike deleting a no-subscription D&D Beyond account free players on Arena seriously contribute to the service by ensuring there are always lots of matches available, so it actually is probably a more effective spurning of WotC than the whole Beyond account deleting thing.
Just remember if its something you actually enjoy that you will suffer a lot more than the WotC excutives you're trying to send a message to.
You miss the point. Disney has been consistent about their IP messaging. There are also a general sentiment that wizards are completely free to lock down oneD&D or any successors as tightly as they want.Yeah, because Disney is way more generous with IP rights than Hasbro! That will definitely make an unambiguous point!
Hey hey hey hey hey hey hey now! No no no no no no no no...!Boycott ... Spirit Halloween.
I wish you good luck with that.