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<blockquote data-quote="Zot_Wyzo" data-source="post: 261082" data-attributes="member: 3691">That pretty much sums up how Forgotten Rums could continue to be produced, even though the Haze Brothers Bean Counters decided it was not efficient enough for their bean counting model.Aren't you glad that Ryan Dancey had the forethought to come up with the OGL and D20 licenses? I'm sure he is even more glad than you or I as it keeps him employed!Of course, I believe this is precisely what Haze Brothers had in mind for Wizards of the Toast all along.That's the idea. I also begin to see how 160,000 beans for three potential recipes over the next few years that begins development with Crunchiness produced by Wizards of the Toast (a wholly owned subsidiary of Haze Brothers) would actually be worthwhile for the Bean Counter race. It is incredibly savvy, plus throws bones to the smaller Donut20 villages, where former Wizards of the Toast elves now work. The initial risk is assumed by the Toast boys for development, but further support is taken up by the Donut20 villages.It keeps the elves employed, albeit elsewhere, plus puts the WotT margins in line with the Haze Brothers expectations. It's win-win for the Toast Boys, but of course some of these recipes will end up dying. The fact is that even though a Donut20 village has the rights to RaisinLost (or potentially Forgotten Rums), it could go out of business due to the failure of other, unrelated, recipes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Zot_Wyzo, post: 261082, member: 3691"] That pretty much sums up how Forgotten Rums could continue to be produced, even though the Haze Brothers Bean Counters decided it was not efficient enough for their bean counting model. Aren't you glad that Ryan Dancey had the forethought to come up with the OGL and D20 licenses? I'm sure he is even more glad than you or I as it keeps him employed! Of course, I believe this is precisely what Haze Brothers had in mind for Wizards of the Toast all along. That's the idea. I also begin to see how 160,000 beans for three potential recipes over the next few years that begins development with Crunchiness produced by Wizards of the Toast (a wholly owned subsidiary of Haze Brothers) would actually be worthwhile for the Bean Counter race. It is incredibly savvy, plus throws bones to the smaller Donut20 villages, where former Wizards of the Toast elves now work. The initial risk is assumed by the Toast boys for development, but further support is taken up by the Donut20 villages. It keeps the elves employed, albeit elsewhere, plus puts the WotT margins in line with the Haze Brothers expectations. It's win-win for the Toast Boys, but of course some of these recipes will end up dying. The fact is that even though a Donut20 village has the rights to RaisinLost (or potentially Forgotten Rums), it could go out of business due to the failure of other, unrelated, recipes. [/QUOTE]

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