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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 8994390" data-attributes="member: 6802378">I haven't seen D&D action figures in the Toys'R'Us of the city where I live.I had liked to buy some D&D for my preteen nephews. Maybe the novel "Dungeon Academy". We can agree the videogames are a risky bet, but this is not so much when we are talking about collabs. Hasbro could acquire more videogame studios in the future. These shouldn't be AAA but something for casual players using mobiles and tablets. A D&D version of Pokemon is possible, but I don't advice a game where the PCs only can be a pokemon-trainer/digimon-tamer. I imagine something mixture of survival, farm simulation, and a class like a mixture of summoner(Pathfinder), Vestige Pact Binder(3.5 Tome of Magic) and totemist shaman(Magic of Incarnum). You summon a creature, and spend points of essen to unlock slots of talent tree. Of course this crazy idea would need a lot of playtesting. * The movie hasn't failed. Simplely they aren't the star in the party because not this is Mario Bros breaking records. I hope they are going to earn enough to dare to keep working in the franchise. This brand is not yet a cash-cow.</blockquote>