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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MarkB" data-source="post: 8290825" data-attributes="member: 40176">They probably have little or no issue using WotC IP in their streamed shows. But streamed shows are no longer the entirety of their product range. They're producing an animated show, they've launched their own boardgames company, and they have other projects on the go that produce commercial products.It's in these areas that they may run into issues when using WotC IP - but all of these subsidiary lines are fed from the lore, setting elements, storylines and characters established in their main shows. So it would make sense to keep any WotC IP minimised in the main show, and certainly not hang any storylines or character elements off it, to ease the process of adapting those materials for subsidiary products that will be subject to copyright and IP restrictions.</blockquote>