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<blockquote data-quote="Henadic Theologian" data-source="post: 9414884" data-attributes="member: 7030526">Boom Comics had MtG comics previously and IDW had D&amp;D. IDW lost a ton of licenses recently, I don't know why. Not sure why Boom lost MtG.&nbsp;But they seem to have a really hard time selling MtG stuff outside of the card game and said games peripherals, and maybe art books. Even only 25% of players actually know what a Planeswalker is. I think MtG needs a new approach to its story telling. Too much focus on Planeswalkers hurt the settings and story. Instead focus on say Bloomborrow and tell more of that plane instead of Planeswalkers bouncing everywhere week to week, month to month. Get folks build attachments. And work on making the comics cheaper. And I think they need to do more novels like Children of the Night, MtG novels NOT tied to a card set, keep the websites for that. Children of the Night should be their beacon in terms of MtG story telling. I mean not every D&amp;D novel is a direct tie into a D&amp;D supplemental product. And stop breaking their &quot;toys&quot; so often.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Henadic Theologian, post: 9414884, member: 7030526"] Boom Comics had MtG comics previously and IDW had D&D. IDW lost a ton of licenses recently, I don't know why. Not sure why Boom lost MtG. But they seem to have a really hard time selling MtG stuff outside of the card game and said games peripherals, and maybe art books. Even only 25% of players actually know what a Planeswalker is. I think MtG needs a new approach to its story telling. Too much focus on Planeswalkers hurt the settings and story. Instead focus on say Bloomborrow and tell more of that plane instead of Planeswalkers bouncing everywhere week to week, month to month. Get folks build attachments. And work on making the comics cheaper. And I think they need to do more novels like Children of the Night, MtG novels NOT tied to a card set, keep the websites for that. Children of the Night should be their beacon in terms of MtG story telling. I mean not every D&D novel is a direct tie into a D&D supplemental product. And stop breaking their "toys" so often. [/QUOTE]

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