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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Guest&nbsp; 85555" data-source="post: 9545466"><p>For me it isn't a moral objection to gambling itself. We have a casino near where I live and occasionally I go there with my wife (I have a rule of not spending more than 50 bucks though and leaving as soon as I double my money). So I am not against people enjoying themselves responsibly or anything like that. I'm also not calling for anyone to stop doing business with WOTC or anything (this won't impact whether I buy a WOTC book or not). And I had family when I was younger who had worked at the tracks (and I know people who work at the Casino near us). But gambling as a business is pretty exploitative and has a very negative impact on lots of peoples lives. I've known people who have been 40K in debt over gambling, and they still can't seem to stop. I just don't know that I feel great about D&D being attached to that</p></blockquote><p></p>