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<blockquote data-quote="jester47" data-source="post: 263350" data-attributes="member: 2238">If D&amp;D is in danger I can only suggest one thing-&nbsp; That the employees and anyone else at WotC that cares start on the follow course of action:1. network, create the DDLF (Dungeons &amp; Dragons Liberation Front) as a message board.&nbsp; Everyone that is concerned about D&amp;D meet there.&nbsp; 2. Gather former names.&nbsp; Get the big names thinking together.&nbsp; All the really good d20 people.&nbsp; Names off the top of my head: AVSKRMonte CookRyan DancyChris PramasBruce CordellSkipJon TweetClark PetersonErik MonaDragon People maybe Gygax if he wants.pretty much everyone that had a hand in the brief golden age from the last 2 years of 2nd ed to the day when SKR &quot;retired.&quot; 3. Lay low, and network network network.&nbsp; Those not at WotC make a company on paper ready to go.&nbsp; Get lots of money lined up.&nbsp; 4.&nbsp; People at WotC Finish the SRD.5.&nbsp; When the stars are right send the message for gamers stop buying WotC stuff.&nbsp; At the same time all people that still care about D&amp;D give notice your name will be recorded on the register of who to hire.&nbsp; 6.&nbsp; When the spice production stops all eyes will turn to Arak...&nbsp; I mean when WotC no longer gets any money from D&amp;D, they will sell, then the company created and prepared earlier can sweep in and buy D&amp;D, hire all the good people responsible for making D&amp;D great and usherin a new golden age...But I would only suggest that if and only if D&amp;D is truely in danger, which I doubt it is.&nbsp; The more the SRD gets done the more secure it gets.&nbsp; If monsters and spells get added to the SRD, it is over, D&amp;D is safe.&nbsp;&nbsp; Aaron.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jester47, post: 263350, member: 2238"] If D&D is in danger I can only suggest one thing- That the employees and anyone else at WotC that cares start on the follow course of action: 1. network, create the DDLF (Dungeons & Dragons Liberation Front) as a message board. Everyone that is concerned about D&D meet there. 2. Gather former names. Get the big names thinking together. All the really good d20 people. Names off the top of my head: AV SKR Monte Cook Ryan Dancy Chris Pramas Bruce Cordell Skip Jon Tweet Clark Peterson Erik Mona Dragon People maybe Gygax if he wants. pretty much everyone that had a hand in the brief golden age from the last 2 years of 2nd ed to the day when SKR "retired." 3. Lay low, and network network network. Those not at WotC make a company on paper ready to go. Get lots of money lined up. 4. People at WotC Finish the SRD. 5. When the stars are right send the message for gamers stop buying WotC stuff. At the same time all people that still care about D&D give notice your name will be recorded on the register of who to hire. 6. When the spice production stops all eyes will turn to Arak... I mean when WotC no longer gets any money from D&D, they will sell, then the company created and prepared earlier can sweep in and buy D&D, hire all the good people responsible for making D&D great and usherin a new golden age... But I would only suggest that if and only if D&D is truely in danger, which I doubt it is. The more the SRD gets done the more secure it gets. If monsters and spells get added to the SRD, it is over, D&D is safe. Aaron. [/QUOTE]

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