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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Hairfoot" data-source="post: 3672977" data-attributes="member: 23732">Considering that tabletop RPGs are dying off due to competition and lack of interest, what merit is there in Dungeons & Dragons moving into the chilren's market?D&D has a rich fantasy world with a wealth of imagery, and there's plenty of scope for gnomes, halflings, fey, and myriad monsters in non-violent, life-affirming plots and storylines for young readers.A comic book series would be an ideal way to introduce kids to the images and adventures of D&D, and Harry Potter has created a generation of teenage readers for whom fantasy and imagination hasn't gone out of fashion.  HP has also, hopefully, alleviated some of the absurd accusations of occultism which have held D&D back, and which were mostly only an  American phenomenon in the first place.Do you think the time may be right for WotC to start publishing products for a younger audience?</blockquote>