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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 7923969" data-attributes="member: 6802378">Hasbro CEOs wouldn't worry about D&D and other TTRPGs but WotC should have got other point of view. Hasbro knows the power of the brands to sell more, and they know the future is linked to the media production, not only streaming services but also videogames. Hasbro should notice the TTRPGs are the right product for teenages who don't play with toys anymore, and where brother and sisters can play together, with the parents or other members of the family. Maybe they have tought for TTRPGs something like the Magic:tG cards with a number code to get the digital version in Magic Arena, and this code would be sold with miniatures or sourcebooks. (Yes, it is speculation by me but you should open your minds about somebody to be possible). Maybe its plans aren't for the paper printed version but more about digital adaptations, the videogame industry. Why do you think they are working is many coming soon titles? The money is there now, and in the streaming media services.You could bet there is a open door for a d20 system adapted to the high-tech age, to publish its own IPs or to be ready for a future adaptation. If firearms and modern tech change radically the gameplay in the d20 system, they are working about that, maybe using computers for game simulations to test and try to find the right power balance. They would dare to publish a spin-off of Ravenloft based in the pulp age (1930's) (because it is the easiest way to be adapted to action-live), or a space fantasy with a retrofuturist look.</blockquote>

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