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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mamba" data-source="post: 9241462" data-attributes="member: 7034611">that is nice, I have a somewhat different take on the scenario however.First of all, I do not think that it is at all clear that WotC did not benefit significantly from the deal.Second, legally they have no right whatsoever, all they have is being the 1B company taking on the 5-20M competition, knowing that while they have no case, they might be able to just bully their way through, due to the disparity in size.I agree, they were stupid for even trying, not sure why this would make it any better howeverbased on terms the company willingly offered and benefited fromno, I am only looking at the legitimacy of the case (nonexistent), the parties involved (significant disparity in power) and the rationale for and consequences of their actions - and none of this looks good for Hasbro as far as I am concernedwillingly, intentionally, and with no way of revoking it, but the will to bully their way through it regardlessI used discussion among friends because that is what [USER=6879661]@TheSword[/USER] made it sound likeI meant they overstated their case and knew it, claim might have been the better choice</blockquote>