Misanthrope Prime
Legend
To quote another Hasbro property; "Till all are one!"A D&D game based on an anime that was based on a D&D game.
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To quote another Hasbro property; "Till all are one!"A D&D game based on an anime that was based on a D&D game.
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Ironically, the main reason I don't see it happening is Rowling's personal distaste for the idea, not any scrupple on the part of WotC.If they do Potter, they will lose a lot of us permanently
Yeah. Exactly my thought.Ironically, the main reason I don't see it happening is Rowling's personal distaste for the idea, not any scrupple on the part of WotC.
Unfortunately, I can imagine Ayoub attempting a charm offensive to get a feather in his cap.
I would honestly be delighted to discover I am overreacting on that front. Time will tell.Yeah. Exactly my thought.
Oh well, hopefully are being very mean and unfair and he is a great standup guy who would never sell out trans people for a feather in his cap...
Such a weird thing to hate, but she is literalky known for her irrational hate of a group of people, so...I would honestly be delighted to discover I am overreacting on that front. Time will tell.
But Rowling really does hate the idea of TTRPGs, so at least we have that...
Fingers crossed. It really is bizarre when she seems to have no problem with video game RPGs using the IP.But Rowling really does hate the idea of TTRPGs, so at least we have that...
I'm sure many people don't see them as the same thing.Fingers crossed. It really is bizarre when she seems to have no problem with video game RPGs using the IP.
Rowling knows just enough about TTRPGs to think that they're both deeply uncool (she is at her heart, a "mean girl", even by her own self-serving 'poor little me' accounts of her time a school, she was part of a mean girl clique), and to get very angry at the idea of someone potentially roleplaying characters from her novels but outside her control. This is a woman, who when only the first two HP novels were out, semi-famously gave an interview in a widely-read British magazine (I forget which) where she basically got into a fight with the interviewer because the interviewer took-as-read that HP was fantasy (which it undeniably is!), and asked about Rowling's fantasy influences, and Rowling absolutely excoriated fantasy literature, saying HP was definitely not that, and that fantasy was basically just wank-material for spotty fat dim 13-year-old boys (barely paraphrasing and I 100% believe that was her genuine "mean girl" opinion, given the sort of school she went to). Much later she changed her mind on this (about when four or five books were out I think) because she realized how much her readers crossed over with general fantasy readers (like, huge crossover) and that maybe insulting them directly wasn't a great plan.Fingers crossed. It really is bizarre when she seems to have no problem with video game RPGs using the IP.

(Dungeons & Dragons)
Rulebook featuring "high magic" options, including a host of new spells.