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<blockquote data-quote="Jack99" data-source="post: 4635324" data-attributes="member: 53135">Dragon magazine and Dungeon magazine are still there. In fact, they are better than they have been for years. Sure, the format may not appeal to you, but that's fairly irrelevant. They are still there!Also, what do you base this &quot;real chance that D&amp;D will be gone&quot; on? Do you have insider information we do not have? Do you have an education and some real statistics that enables you to make such a claim?Because, and you may not realize this, D&amp;D will never be gone. That's why people still play OD&amp;D, 1e, 2e, 3.x aside from 4e. Even if Hasbro locked D&amp;D far and away, we would still have our books! That's right, no ninjas will come and steal your books. The OGL and general weak laws regarding copyright and games would ensure that just about anything for D&amp;D could still be produced by those willing, because, let's face it. 5 million people just won't stop loving and playing D&amp;D because Hasbro decides that it's not worth it anymore. So if they close shop, you can be sure that others will take over.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jack99, post: 4635324, member: 53135"] Dragon magazine and Dungeon magazine are still there. In fact, they are better than they have been for years. Sure, the format may not appeal to you, but that's fairly irrelevant. They are still there! Also, what do you base this "real chance that D&D will be gone" on? Do you have insider information we do not have? Do you have an education and some real statistics that enables you to make such a claim? Because, and you may not realize this, D&D will never be gone. That's why people still play OD&D, 1e, 2e, 3.x aside from 4e. Even if Hasbro locked D&D far and away, we would still have our books! That's right, no ninjas will come and steal your books. The OGL and general weak laws regarding copyright and games would ensure that just about anything for D&D could still be produced by those willing, because, let's face it. 5 million people just won't stop loving and playing D&D because Hasbro decides that it's not worth it anymore. So if they close shop, you can be sure that others will take over. [/QUOTE]

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