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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Queer Venger" data-source="post: 9449052" data-attributes="member: 6778121">there's no option for 0.Hasbro is a company and will do what they want to do for the bottom $$.What I hope they realize is that D&D is what happens at my table, with my players, the way we want to play it.Im not a game designer, not a writer, not a content creator, not peripherally invested in what this company does to affect me. Ive zero interest in streaming, D&D for me is a game, a past-time, a hobby I love, Ive 0 interest in making a living off it, (I make a very good living professionally, I won't turn my hobby into a job). That said, I play D&D in person, always have, always will. I use digital tools, but if Hasbro decides to change that I will always own the physical product; it belongs to me.I do sometimes feel for all the third party publishers, they are a big part of how our hobby grows and improves, and YouTubers and others whose lives depend on what Hasbro does; but ultimately, <s>that's not my problem, </s>Hasbro doesn't realize this. Do I wish Hasbro did better? Yep, and tbh, I do see WotC trying to do better, Ive read and seen many examples of they backtracking and doing the right thing. To me that means WotC listens and may have some pull on Hasbro.Not counting on them to change much but it looks like they do listen to WotC</blockquote>